Remote Loan Officer- Anywhere in US
Now Hiring: Remote Self-Sourced Loan Officers | Multiple Lenders & Locations Location: Remote — Opportunities available in FL, TX, GA, CO, NJ, PA, NY, CT, IN, MN, AR, and more Minimum Monthly Volume: Starting at $125K/month, with flexibility based on platform Licensing: Must hold a valid NMLS license in at least one state or have a Fed Charter We’re actively hiring for multiple self-sourced Loan Officer roles across a variety of direct lenders and broker platforms. Whether you're doing 1–2 loans per month or running a steady $10M/year book, we have openings that match your volume, licensing, and support needs. Compensation & Structure Self-Sourced Loan Officers: • Most common comp: 100–160 bps • High-end comp: Up to 200 bps (select roles with zero overhead or tied-to-rate pricing) • Lower-end comp (with lead support or ramp): 100–125 bps, sometimes tiered • With in-house leads: 50–75 bps on company-provided deals • Real estate office-based roles: 75 bps for internal leads, 125–150 bps for self-sourced • Remote LO w/ real estate team model: 90–110 bps for team-based deals • Signing bonuses or guarantees: Available in several opportunities (especially in FL, GA, NJ, NY, and PA) • Ramp structure: Some offer $3,500/month W2 for 3 months Unique platform options: • Commission advance within 48 hours • 70% upfront commission payouts • Dedicated LOA or processor support (in multiple models) • Hardware and CRM provided in FL/GA and select national roles • No overhead deducted in high-bps platforms Who We’re Looking For • Experienced originators closing at least $125K/month • Actively licensed in at least one U.S. state • Able to generate or maintain a self-sourced pipeline • Comfortable working remotely with a solid understanding of the loan process • Looking for a long-term, high-comp, and flexible platform : Submit your resume and one of our recruiters will reach out to match you with the best-fitting opportunities. We’ll never submit your profile anywhere without your permission. Apply tot his job