



W2. HUD requires all loan originators to be W2.
The branch is paid 100% of of total revenue generated from origination, discount, YSP, SRP and fees paid. The Branch Manager determines the commission split between the branch and the Loan Officer.
Corporate pays for all expenses such as rent, utilities, phone, marketing, salaries, commissions, etc. These are paid on a pre-tax basis out of the branch's revenue, so your net result should be similar to owning your own company.
The branch partner will normally charge a per file fee, along with monthly fees to cover expenses. Some will also add margins on to their rate sheet pricing.
Most branch partners will require you to originate in the name of the branch partner.
You have authority to staff your branch as you see fit. However, all loan originators must pass a background check.
You have full authority to determine your staff's compensation, including commission splits.
Typically weekly or bi-weekly, if not sooner.
Most branch partners are licensed throughout significant portions of the US. However, you will still have to meet individual licensing requirements in many states.
Yes, most companies offer comprehensive benefits including major medical, vision, dental, and 401k.
Commercial space is normally required. In most instances, an executive suite is acceptable.
Yes, typically 2 months operating expenses are required to be held in reserve. Most companies require this to be funded from revenue earned during the first couple of months.
Most branch partners do have minimum monthly production requirements. BlueMantra will help you identify which branch partner best suits your expected level of production.
That is up to your former employer. If agreed upon, then the borrower must also sign a tansfer letter.
Loans are typically processed at the branch level. In addition, you can utilize contract processors. Most branch partners also offer in-house processing.
Normally not. You will almost always have the choice to utilize in-house programs, or broker the loan out.
Normally, yes. However, keep in mind that the decision as to who is your AE is typically made by the lender.
All branch partners require the closed loan be sent to corporate for compliance review.
While it depends on your contracts, most branch partners do not have any termination fees.