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Thousands of Loan Officers and Real Estate agents are leaving the Mortgage and housing industries. Every professional in the housing industry is going through a hard time including Loan Officers, Realtors, Auto Salesman, Attorneys, Appraisers, Home Inspectors, and third party professionals. Banks, credit unions, and other creditors are not extending credit to commissioned mortgage and real estate professionals due to volatile mortgage markets. The 10 year treasuries keep on skyrocketing without any signs of correction. Mortgage Rates on government loans are 7.5% for 730 credit score borrowers and conventional loans have Rates over 8% for 700 plus credit score borrowers. With surging inflation and out of control mortgage rates many homebuyers are priced out of the housing market. Thousands of Loan Officers and Realtors including owners of mortgage companies and real estate brokers are leaving the business or closing their doors. What business is the best business to get into if you were to leave the mortgage industry or real estate industry for those who have been in the industry for years or decades?
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The government says inflation is 10%. The government are liars. Have you noticed the cost of goods at the local grocery store. A 12 pack of soda cost $3.99 just a year ago. Cost of a 12 pack of soda is now over $10.00. That’s a 300% increase in price. I remember buying a two liter plastic bottle of RC for 0.99 cents. Now any two litter soda is $3.50 to $4.00. I can go on and on. A fully decked out brand new pick up truck or SUV can cost $100,000. With skyrocketing inflation numbers, Mortgage rates surpassing 8%, wages remain the same. I remember not to long ago a $100,000 annual salary was considered high income and wealthy. $100,000 with the inflation rates today is lower middle class. If you work for the government, you will get raises because the government print dollars through their printing press. There needs to be a change and people need to wake up and stop being in a state of denial
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Many Mortgage companies are hurting. Mortgage rates are at 26 year highs, the Feds keep on increasing rates, inflation is out of control, home prices are increasing despite high rates and a weak unstable economy. Over half the licensed loan originators are expected not to renew their NMLS mortgage licenses for 2024. We will keep this thread going
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My Branch Manager wants me to sign a employment and compensation agreement between me and my mortgage company. Do I need to get a lawyer to review the employment and compensation agreement as well as a team agreement or should I just sign it. My Branch Manager said not to worry about it and just sign it. My manager said that I am too small for my employer to come after me. What do I need to look out for and anything I should focus on? My last Lender said I could not bring my loan officer assistant and processor and if I do I will go to jail and regret it. I did not bring anyone in fear I get sued.
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If my wife has been not working for ten years and was a stay at home mom and housewife and just got a full time job in education, a high school teacher, how long does she need to be employed at her new full time job for a mortgage lender to be able to use her full time income as qualified income for a home loan.
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