Royal United Mortgage Reviews

Pros

Royal United Mortgage is an incredible company that invests deeply into it's employees! You are put through a paid federal training program and paired with the company's top lenders at the very beginning before you are a loan advisor on your own to guarantee your future success. One of the things I love most about working here is that it's not just another job, it;s truly a career. I went into this hoping for a start to a new career to hit the ground running and achieve as much success as I put in and I got just that. From the very beginning, you are surrounded by resources that will help push you toward your goals. You are in a collaborative environment that celebrates each other's wins while also providing fun competition. You are also given opportunities to advance into leadership as this company also hires internally. I can without a doubt, see myself retiring here!

Cons

Do not get easily discouraged! You will need to put in the hours to pass your federal licensing exam! You also need to have a strong mindset and be willing to have a perspective check each day to ensure you are not carrying any negative energy into your next conversation. You will be speaking with several clients each day so it is vital to stay focused on having a positive upbeat energy to win your day and help transform the lives of your clients in need!

Pros

Every day there is something new and challenging Very accountable and competitive environment where everyone wants everyone to succeed. Very team oriented and a work hard play hard type of environment Growth opportunities Compensation Plan Always looking for ways to get better Very training focused

Cons

Nothing that comes to me. I love the place where I work!

Pros

Good Benefits, nice gear and great training

Cons

Zero work life balance - work weekends. 8 hours on the week days and 5 on the weekend. The only "accountability" at this company is scheduled based which demoralizes everyone. Ex you don't have a Tuesday submission you have to work 12pm-9pm on Wednesday. Telemarketing job - they will say it isn't but you make 300+ calls a day. That's telemarketing. One trick pony company - its either a cash out refinance or a purchase, nothing else. Track your social media (linkedin, indeed etc) to see if you are updating your resume to find a better job and confront you about it so they can fire you or make you resign. Once the interest rates rose all of the tenured leaders started to point fingers and created a terrible work environment.

Pros

Unlimited commission if you are in a good market can be very lucrative

Cons

Weekends are required Work/life balance

Pros

The people are great people

Cons

The pay here isn't great

Pros

I used to work in collections prior to this, and everywhere I went it was the exact same. They just treated you as a body and didn't appreciate you. So I figured when I came here it was going to be pretty much the same but boy was I completely wrong. When I was an apprentice my boss at the time took the time to get to know me as a person. There was a personal issue I had with my family and instead of forcing me to work through that like most places do, I was told to go home and take time off so I could take care of it. Along my time here there have been numerous instances where I was shown that I was appreciated and valued. I have had the chance to get to know a lot of supervisors, upper management and even got to meet the CEO. No matter what title they hold they are always willing to help me and my office. This place is so committed to your success. Senior Management at my office offered and followed through with doing a one on one with me every week so I could get better at my process. People in other offices have called me at 9pm to assist me with a potential client. I can literally email anyone in the company to pick their brain and they always answer me. Or I can call directors and they help me. No questions asked. No matter what time or day it is, everyone wants you to get better and grow. This is a wonderful place. Leadership cares about every single person who works here.

Cons

It is a grind. Sometimes you may call about a 1000 times and talk to three people. Wish there was a more work/life balance. I love my clients, I just wish there was a better way to get everything done and not work 6 days a week. Sometimes that can lead to burnout.

Pros

Excellent benefits, bonus structure, culture, and process. This company is fully invested in helping YOU achieve the professional growth and success YOU want. The pay scale is competitive and merit based, meaning you are in charge of how much you make. They give ample opportunity for growth and career advancement.

Cons

It is a sales position, so hours can be odd at times. You are working off the client's schedule, which means in order to be the very best, you need to make yourself available. Again, being a sales position, the grind is real and never really stops. You need to have strong personal time management and boundaries to ensure you maintain a decent work/life balance.

Pros

Work with the best in the business, and become a skilled professional.

Cons

Lack of diversity in leadership, and some favoritism.

Pros

Great environment. The people who work here really are all on the same page in helping other people achieve their goals. Great Training. From day one to day one thousand your are learning and being coached up by people with experience in the job. There is a tremendous amount of support and leadership in the company so even though I was not very experienced, I was confident that I could do this job because of the quality of training and opportunities for growth here.

Cons

Can be exhausting mentally and competition is fierce.

Pros

good work hours, yes, yes, yes, yes

Cons

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