I am in Canada and thank you so much for the video. I am currently enrolling into getting the license and I will need your help when it comes to getting my foot in.
Thanks so much for the kind words! We're thrilled to hear that you found the videos valuable. Congrats on getting your license-what an exciting step towards making your dreams come true! Wishing you all the best on your journey, and if you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out!
Well, mortgage brokers are not making anything right now because nobody’s taking out loans or buying houses. I know because my friend was in the mortgage business for 20 years and she’s leaving to go sell insurance because there’s nobody buying houses. In good times, it’s easy to make six figures in that industry.. i made 3% on every loan and beat everyone else’s rates. Min $10k/mo.
Amazing video. Subscribing! i have one question . i’m really interesting in getting my first home in this house right behind my apartment. Not confident in wining the biding war . Would it be worth it to go without a broker or should i approach the house with one ?
Thanks for subscribing and for your question! It's great that you're looking to get your first home. In a competitive bidding war, having a broker can be really beneficial-they can offer expert advice, negotiate on your behalf, and help you navigate the process more smoothly. If you're not feeling confident, I’d recommend working with a broker to increase your chances of success. Good luck!
Thank you for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video. In general, earnings can vary widely based on several factors, but typically, real estate brokers might earn higher commissions per transaction compared to mortgage brokers due to the larger sums involved in property sales. However, mortgage brokers can close more transactions in a given period. It really depends on the market and individual performance. Thanks for watching!
@@MortgageBusinessAcademyas a prospective mortgage I view it as volumetric vs big single commissions. If you do well for a client you could see repeat business between 5-12 times over a 25 year mortgage, and it also depends on your ability to promote yourself and your services to both clients and realtors. Really it depends if you’re more of a paper pusher or a face to face salesperson.
Thank you so much, your video is truly amazing and I’m so bless and excited
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I am in Canada and thank you so much for the video. I am currently enrolling into getting the license and I will need your help when it comes to getting my foot in.
Thanks so much for the kind words! We're thrilled to hear that you found the videos valuable. Congrats on getting your license-what an exciting step towards making your dreams come true! Wishing you all the best on your journey, and if you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out!
Pretty simple
1.5% front end
2-5% yield spread back end if a broker
What universe is this happening in? lol
@@kevinxvuits true
Well, mortgage brokers are not making anything right now because nobody’s taking out loans or buying houses. I know because my friend was in the mortgage business for 20 years and she’s leaving to go sell insurance because there’s nobody buying houses. In good times, it’s easy to make six figures in that industry.. i made 3% on every loan and beat everyone else’s rates. Min $10k/mo.
Amazing video. Subscribing!
i have one question . i’m really interesting in getting my first home in this house right behind my apartment. Not confident in wining the biding war . Would it be worth it to go without a broker or should i approach the house with one ?
Thanks for subscribing and for your question! It's great that you're looking to get your first home. In a competitive bidding war, having a broker can be really beneficial-they can offer expert advice, negotiate on your behalf, and help you navigate the process more smoothly. If you're not feeling confident, I’d recommend working with a broker to increase your chances of success. Good luck!
who makes more commission overall.... Broker or real estate broker?? amazing educational video... thank you kindly in advance for opinion
Thank you for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the video. In general, earnings can vary widely based on several factors, but typically, real estate brokers might earn higher commissions per transaction compared to mortgage brokers due to the larger sums involved in property sales. However, mortgage brokers can close more transactions in a given period. It really depends on the market and individual performance. Thanks for watching!
@@MortgageBusinessAcademyas a prospective mortgage I view it as volumetric vs big single commissions. If you do well for a client you could see repeat business between 5-12 times over a 25 year mortgage, and it also depends on your ability to promote yourself and your services to both clients and realtors. Really it depends if you’re more of a paper pusher or a face to face salesperson.
Agreed! It’s why I grew such a big book of business over 18 years before making the pivot to helping LO’s and realtors