Top Flite Financial Reviews

Pros

They have created a culture of success and there is a constant push among my peers in the office to raise the bar, set new goals, and reach new milestones. They ensure that each employee has an equal opportunity to find their own success, and they provide the support that you need to continue to take it to the next level, month after month. Thank you Top Flite!

Cons

none I can think of

Pros

The culture here is amazing, we are one big family. The management is always available, even on nights and weekends. The bosses are easily accessible and heavily involved in our success, they provide us with the tools we need to be the best mortgage company in the business. The pay is amazing and the sky's the limit. You get out of this job what you put into it. It's not always easy but there is always help when you need it

Cons

I don't have any cons

Pros

Unlimited opportunity with leads provided. Great culture with tons of incentives.

Cons

Can't think of any right now

Pros

Great Management, great pay, great incentives

Cons

There are no cons at Top Flite

Pros

Endless ways to make money. Extremely positive atmosphere. Best platform I have ever seen in over 10 years of being in the industry. Truly Care about work/life balance and there is no micro managing. it is always a supportive and encouraging approach from management.

Cons

have none at this time

Pros

Top Flite has a great culture. People are open to helping and assisting when needed . Management has spent a lot of time and money in providing top notch training for the employees . Also they include perks ( $20 spins , vacation spins etc ) as motivation incentives . It is a competitive environment but not the "stab you in the back , climb over you to get the top type ". As mentioned earlier each person is willing to help if needed .

Cons

Wish it were a little closer to home . Traffic can be a pain at times .

Pros

They are willing to train you and get you licensed with no out of pocket expense. Everyone gets some brand new leads every day. (And 100+ others if you just pick up the phone and call.) They keep it fun--ie putting for $ in the morning and afternoon and chances to win trips anywhere in the world

Cons

You need to have a couple months in reserve while training because it will probably take at least 2-3 months to close your first deal. (You'll make min. wage while in training, which they make clear upfront.) I interviewed and was offered a job and told them I'd need a few months to save up before I started. I came back 5 months later ready to go.