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Commission‑Only Loan Officer (Retail → Wholesale Conversion Role) 🚀

Happy Home Lending · United States · back to the listing

HR standards

33/100

poor

Title ↔ description

67/100

needs work

Reads as

Sales Representative

94% confident

What this role officially is

commercial sales representative — ESCO, the EU occupation classification

Commercial sales representatives represent a company in selling and providing information on goods and services to businesses and organisations.

Also known as: field sales representative, technical and commercial sales executive, field sales executive, sales and marketing consultant, business development representative, technical and commercial sales representative

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What the listing never says

  • 33 bullet points. Long requirement lists deter qualified candidates, who read them as hard gates. Scope clarity
  • No section describes what the person would actually do. Scope clarity
  • No pay range published. Candidates cannot tell whether applying is worth their time. Pay transparency
  • No location or timezone policy stated, so a candidate cannot tell where they may work from. Scope clarity

The listing, marked up

Nothing in the wording of this listing tripped a check. The scores above still judge how complete and coherent it is.

You’re a producing Retail Loan Officer who:

• is tired of caps, layers, and corporate math

• knows you’re doing the work but not keeping the upside

• wants real control over comp, products, and partners

• is done explaining why a deal died because “the box said no”

If you’re comfortable being micromanaged, this is not for you.

The Opportunity

Join a true wholesale brokerage model where:

• you control your pipeline

• you choose the lenders

• you keep more of what you earn

• you operate like a business owner, not a branch employee

This isn’t a “hang your license and hope” shop. It’s a retail‑to‑wholesale conversion system built for LOs who already know how to produce.

What Changes When You Go Wholesale

Let’s be blunt.

🔻 What You Lose

• Corporate bureaucracy

• Artificial rate padding

• Mandatory products you don’t believe in

• Managers who’ve never closed your type of deals

🔺 What You Gain

• Higher comp per loan (no hidden layers)

• More lender options (not just the house favorites)

• Faster problem‑solving (direct to AE, not ticket systems)

• Freedom to niche down (jumbo, self‑employed, DSCR, luxury, etc.)

What We Provide (So You Don’t Fail)

Retail LOs don’t fail in wholesale because of talent. They fail because no one shows them how to transition.

We do.

• Retail‑to‑Wholesale Conversion Playbook

• Lender setup + product positioning

• Comp optimization (without killing referrals)

• Scenario structuring & deal‑rescue support

• CRM + workflow guidance (no duct‑tape systems)

• Realtor retention strategy during the transition

You won’t be “figuring it out on YouTube.”

What You’re Responsible For

Let’s be clear:

• Bringing your relationships

• Owning your outcomes

• Acting like an adult professional

This is not a draw. This is not a salary. This is not a place to hide.

Who Should NOT Apply

• New licensees

• Order‑takers who need constant direction

• LOs afraid of transparency

• Anyone uncomfortable with performance‑based income

Who SHOULD Apply

• Retail LOs closing $12M+ annually

• Producers frustrated with comp compression

• Professionals ready to operate like owners

• LOs who want leverage, not logos

Salary: DOEOriginally posted on Himalayas