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Frequently Asked Questions
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Question 1: How do you get paid?
Loan Officers are 1099 employees which allows them to write off expenses. There is a paid-next-day option on your loan closings.
Question 2: How many lenders do you broker to?
Over 200, 3 of which are correspondent and the rest are wholesale broker channel partners.
Question 3: Can I work remotely from home?
Yes, you can work from home. If you have a branch, you can also move your branch under the NEXA umbrella.
Question 4: What kind of support do you offer Loan Officers?
We have onboarding coaches and loan coaches to hold your hand through your first few deals, over 200 lenders with an array of loan programs, and hundreds of processors to choose from. We have optional coaching and training every day, and women in particular are supported through Women of NEXA. We have NEXA Fest conferences that the entire company can attend if they wish.
Call Kelly for a free tour through our online support system 972-854-3270.
- Marketing support
- Systems support
- Lender/Scenario support
- Human Resources support
- Payroll/Accounting support
- On-boarding support
Question 5: What kind of technology do you use
- Arive and Lending Pad LOS systems
- Fully automated marketing to consumers
- Fully automated marketing to referral partners
- Fully automated processing (speeds to make your head spin)
- Full integration with online portals and Day 1 Certainty
- Turn-Key solutions, websites and mobile apps ready to go
Question 6: How are loans processed?
- True A-Z processing (submit at purchase contract and forget it – processing handles the rest)
- You no longer have to chase down your conditions
- Processors are COMMISSIONED ONLY and based on speed (they are motivated)
- Fully automated processing systems that dramatically speed up the process
- Fully automated processing systems that keep you and your partners in the loop 24/7
Question 7: What kind of loan products do you have?
- FHA and VA down to a 500 score
- Construction “One Time Close”
- NEXAdpa – Multiple down payment assistance programs to choose from
- DrNEXA – Doctor program
- Bank Statement & 1099 Loan Programs (for self-employed)
- NO DOC Programs (for investors)
- Hard Money & Fix and Flip Programs
- Commercial
- Reverse Mortgages
- Hobby Farms
- If there is a product, we either have, or we will put it in place. Just ask.
Advantage of Joining Kelly's Team
✓ AI Visibility Coaching (12 Weeks)
✓ Done-for-You Presentations
✓ Perfect 10 Coaching (10 recruits in 10 mo.)
✓ Onboarding Made Simple
✓ Weekly Lead-Gen Coaching for Facebook
✓ Coaching for video creation
✓ Discount w/ Johnny Beirne's program
What LO's are saying...
"I finally have access to a ton of loan programs and get paid up to
220 bps while working from home. Thanks, NEXA!"
Want to Know What to Expect?
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