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Looking into a mortgage career, but would like some help

Kritin Deo
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Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking into a career as a loan officer and I have several employment offers l'm debating about.

My offers are from Quicken Loans, Loandepot, and American Pacific Mortgage.

Quickens and Loandepot are call center jobs where American Pacific is outside sales. I don't think I'm going to go with American Pacific because I'm inexperienced. 

Has anyone here had experience with Quickens or Loandepot? Like which one pays more, or has a better training program? Or any Pro's and Con's in general.

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