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Home > Financial Press Releases > Study Reveals "Bay Area" Mortgagae Brokers Among Highest Paid Professionals in the Country
Study Reveals "Bay Area" Mortgagae Brokers Among Highest Paid Professionals in the Country
A recent study revealed what many already know - the mortgage broker industry of California, specifically the Bay Area, is booming with profit margins far exceeding most throughout the rest of the country. The time is right to let Richard Weathington and the Weathington Loan Broker Academy teaches you how to become successful in the burgeoning mortgage brokering industry.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 20, 2005 -- A recent study revealed what many already know - the mortgage broker industry of California, specifically the Bay Area, is booming with profit margins far exceeding most throughout the rest of the country. The time is right to let Richard Weathington and the Weathington Loan Broker Academy teaches you how to become successful in the burgeoning mortgage brokering industry.
A former bank executive and consumer advocate, Richard reveals the surprising truth about greedy mortgage brokers and lenders in his series of seminars. Weathington’s seasoned guidance will show you how to succeed, make money and ultimately beat brokers and lenders at their own game.
"The Real Estate mortgage industry is experiencing a large influx of predatory brokers taking advantage of consumers through excessive fees, bait and switch, undisclosed costs and putting consumers into loans they will not be able to pay back. And as a result, these multi million dollar companies and six figure income agents are reaping huge profits and commissions from an unsuspecting and trusting public" – Richard Weathington
The Weathington Loan Broker Academy aims to provide consumers with classes that will not only produce results leading to certification and profitability, but also remain ethical at all times. Successful ethical mortgage brokers are unfortunately somewhat hard to find in today’s market. Many brokers only care about their bottom line and not you, the client. W.L.B.A.’s goal is to produce mortgage brokering professionals that you would feel comfortable referring colleagues, family and friends to.
If you’re sick of your current job and considering a career change in which you can define your own destiny, Weathington Loan Broker Academy can steer you down the right path. Working as a mortgage broker is self-fulfilling and can produce immediate results with high pay-outs. If you are a hard worker motivated by a promising future in a booming market then mortgage brokering may be just the occupation you’ve been searching for.
Richard Weathington is one of the nation’s leading authorities on mortgage lending. His seminars offer powerful inside secrets for consumers which include dozens of valuable tips on how to choose the right broker to work with. Fed up with the way many borrowers are treated, Richard and a group of investors started a school to teach a network of ethical brokers these 7 basic concepts:
1. Why full disclosure is required on every loan that you do for someone.
2. How to get your Real Estate loan Brokers license in 3 months or less from the state of California.
3. Getting access to a list of lenders that adhere to an ethical code of consumer friendly standards.
4. How to receive over $6,000 on every loan you fund and charge your borrowers absolutely nothing.
5. The little known ways to position yourself to do between 5 and 7 loans per month while keeping 100% of the profits.
6. How to obtain personalized marketing flyers and customizable e-mail campaigns.
7. Details on an income guarantee from the education you receive from the Academy.
Richard, his associates and school have received critical acclaim from the media outlets, banks, lenders and trained brokers from around the state of California. He's appeared on television talk shows and is the host of a national radio broadcast.
By the end of your interview, you will be convinced that Richard has the answers you’re seeking.
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