All Forum Posts by: Don Harris

@Cody Steck very possible. I've never don't mortgage sales but I'm a private lender and also have owned a dealership and installed the finance department. I suspect the auto job you are considering will be calling on dealerships and developing a relationship with them so that they will "send deals" to your company for approvals. Good , competitive sales experience. You will not learn much about underwriting, but enough to advocate.  The basic principals are the same, credit vs collateral but the product is very different. Both are heavily regulated. Mortgage underwriting seems a lot more complicated to master but would be more lucrative as well. I would think that the auto position would be good experience to parlay into mortgage. Feel free to pm me if I can be of assist. Persevere!

@Katie Neason thx for the photos and details, Nice results!

@Carlos Velasquez cha Ching!

@Carlos Velasquez Absolutely Awesome, Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Persevere!

@Alvin Neal , thanks for the info but those look like retail prices. 

@Hector Lozano , I think the best advice has been given. Relationship before task. Develop plenty of them, Character is the road to Capital. Persevere!

@Daniel Morgan @Trevor Ewen I think he nailed it. Relationship before task. Persevere!

@Kay Winters Welcome to BP, it is interesting that this "investment site" is so willing to assist other investors to succeed. Likewise, the local REIA , http://metrolinareia.org/ is a great way to get Local knowledge and build relationships with other like minded investors. Opportunity is wherever you are looking, Now here or nowhere, same spelling but different outlooks. Persevere!

@Angela Corbett Gs stated , you are in a great position to begin. Let your customers know of your interest and find one who will partner with you. Don't just "do the construction" but learn the opportunity to acquire the deals as well. If your partner wants to learn construction (I doubt it) then so be it. Persevere!

@Vernise B. Welcome to BP. I would also encourage you to get involved with the local REIA , http://metrolinareia.org You will make additional relationships with local likeminded investors. Persevere!