What is the salary like at MortgagePros?

MortgagePros is the best company I've ever worked for. Great pay, awesome staff and all of the perks and benefits from working here are top notch. This really feels like a family more than it does a workplace.

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Working at Mortgage Pros can offer a range of experiences depending on your role, the company culture, and the overall work environment. Here are some key points to consider: Industry Knowledge: You gain a deep understanding of the real estate and finance sectors, which can be valuable for personal investments or future career opportunities. Career Advancement: There are often clear pathways for advancement, especially if you're willing to pursue relevant certifications or licenses. Team Environment: Mortgage Pros foster a collaborative atmosphere, where you work closely with others in sales, underwriting, and processing. Earnings Potential: Positions in sales or loan origination can offer competitive salaries and commissions, leading to significant earning potential. Impactful Work: Helping clients secure their homes can be incredibly rewarding. You often have a direct hand in making significant life changes for individuals and families. THIS IS ALL POSSIBLE AT MTG PROS!

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Good Environment Great management Good Pay

No cons i can think of

I have been to multiple brokers before MortgagePros and overall, no one can top this company. Everyone’s very friendly and they have the best pay structure out there. I definitely recommend MortgagePros as your second home.

There are no cons here

Amazing SAFE Trainer, Benefits (aren't that great), PTO, Paid Life Time membership (if you check in 6 times/month), uncapped commission potential (but no true job security)

I have never worked with a company so terribly mismanaged in my career. This place has some highly questionable business practices (check Yelp and BBB for more honest customer reviews, Google is flooded with all solicited reviews from their "happy" clients). They also lowered people's pay from $18 to $12-14 an hour, which is the state required minimum wage. Who can actually live off of that? Sure there is uncapped commission, but that is not a stable source of income. To top it off they are cramming people into the middle of ongoing training classes, People have to drop in and start learning wherever the trainer left off. Terrible lack of organization from the leadership at MortgagePros.