What To Do Your First 7 Days As A NEW Loan Officer

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[@Durango_Greyman]

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[@mandafields8075]

Walk us through writing a loan! Why you choose FHA over conventional. Comparing guidelines . I need to figure out how to make sure I am giving the borrower correct loan for them. Refinancing or a home equity!

[@schizoshiesty]

I take my CA state exam next week, I’ll be working out of the Los Angeles area. I am working for a broker who has been in the business for 30+ years and has been teaching me a ton. Thank you for your invaluable knowledge!

[@saralopera2849]

❤ Thank you for sharing this useful info!

[@EnriqueGreatness]

Thank you! 🙇‍♂️

[@PhilTheMortgageGuy]

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[@blackzetsu466]

Do you have a video on what and how to prospect

[@EnriqueGreatness]

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[@EnriqueGreatness]

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[@reubenfederer]

I was approached by nexa mortgage and went to one of their meetings. Sounds promising but I’m wanting to get a second opinion. Have you heard of them? And if so, what do you think of them?

[@EnriqueGreatness]

Haven’t heard of them but I would recommend working with mortgage broker instead of a direct lender. This is my opinion though. I will make a video soon on why I chose to become a mortgage broker

[@ametere1]

Hi, How hard is the exam

[@EnriqueGreatness]

Pretty hard lol

[@beeyondsr20det]

I passed with a 77. Study, take the course, then take a test cram course. The practice tests are your best friends, re-study all the stuff you get incorrect. I failed 2 practice tests, passed all the rest with about 78% and that is about what my national exam reflected. Good luck out there.