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All Forum Posts by: Scottie Adams

Scottie Adams has started 1 posts and replied 1 times.

Hi,

My name is Scottie I am a recent (2020) college graduate currently working as a mortgage loan processor at a multi-national bank. I am looking to transition into becoming a mortgage broker but do not know where to start. My goal is to open up my own mortgage brokerage. The reason I am writing this is to seek advice on what next steps I should take.

Should I stay at my job and continue to learn processing? Should I start applying to local mortgage brokerages to gain experience and learn as much as possible? Do I get licensed, learn as much as I can and open my own brokerage (learn as I go)? 



Additional questions for experience brokers:

What can I expect out of a career as a mortgage broker? 

What type of work environment can I expect? 

What skills are needed to be successful as a mortgage broker? 

The main reason I am trying to become a broker is because I am looking for a fulfilling career where I can help people, build something and do not have to sit at a computer screen doing mindless tasks for 8 hours a day. 

Does the above sound realistic?