Mortgage Broker Jobs: an Alternative

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If you’re a mortgage originator or broker, you probably aren’t doing so well. Lenders are tightening their qualification criteria, which means you just can’t make as many sales as you’re used to – because of the simple fact that you just aren’t going to have as many qualified leads; especially if you are working for a broker.

Even if you’re still doing decently in your mortgage job, you are, no doubt, putting in extra hours to do so – and, in this career, you may very well already BE underpaid and overworked! What if you’re feeling like you just aren’t getting paid what you’re worth? Are you counting the cost of all the “big money” you’re not making? After all, what’s big money when you have a small life or small amounts of time for the people and activities you love?

Do you know that there are good job alternatives to a mortgage job – alternatives that won’t reduce your income, could actually result in a substantial income RAISE, and which will give you increased personal freedom. Have you considered that here are alternatives that will enable you to thrive financially and personally regardless of economic boom or bust, bull or bear, recession or celebration!

Some of the very best financial professionals in corporate America and Wall Street, together with some of the best of the best in the Direct Marketing industry, have allied their forces to create a never-before-seen opportunity for already-successful financial professionals who are seeking an unlimited income potential that cannot be controlled by any outside economic conditions. This opportunity is so powerful that none other than Warren Buffet has already invested and says he wishes their were 100 more just like them for him to invest in.

Kip Herriage, a former Wall Street executive, says of this business “as a Vice President, Financial Planner, and Money Manager for one of the most prominent investment firms in the US for over 15 years, I managed approximately $70 million for my clients. At the age of 38, I retired and left that stressed-out environment for good. That decision…has turned out to be the beginning of an amazing journey since discovering this business model.”

Kristy Davis, a former Fortune 100 corporation executive, says “I was able to work this business part time as I continued my job and with the powerful compensation structure and premium financial products, I was able to resign from my corporate position in about four months and was able to exceed my executive salary in my first year.”

But perhaps the most compelling testimonial comes from economist Paul Zane Pilzer, a best selling author and the federal Economic Advisor to two U.S. Presidents. He says, “We’re witnessing nothing less than a millionaire population explosion in the 21st Century and it is all due to THIS business model. This community often picks up on trends long before the rest of the world has seen them.”

If you presently hold, or are seeking, a mortgage job and you foresee gloom and doom, but you still want to be part of the millionaire explosion, this new job alternative may be the perfect formula for you.

About the Author

Henri Schauffler, the CEO Coach, has been helping independent CEOs, home business executives and small business owners learn how to grow their businesses for over 20 years. To learn how to transition your career from employed sales pro to independent, self-employed sales pro, click here: http://www.EntrepreneurFreedom.com/?site=Mortgage&t=article