E Mortgage Capital, Inc. NMLS# 1416824

If any Loan Officers or Loan Officer Assistants in the Columbia, MO area are interested in graduating to the Mortgage Broker Channel send me or my team a private message (or apply to the job posting). At our E Mortgage Capital Branch in Columbia, MO we offer the ability to earn up to 250 bps on self generated business and up to 125 bps on company provided leads. And we don’t have any caps on commissions per loan. One of our Loan Officers recently earned over 18k from one funded loan!! Most Loan Officers don’t make that from 10 funded loans. And the best part is the vast majority of the leads you work come from live transfers directly to you with a high-intent Borrower on the line. We are looking for 6 Loan Officers to join our next onboarding class in July. We want hungry grinders who are sick of the scraps they get where they are currently working, who are tired of compensation cuts, who know what they are worth, and are willing to bet on themselves. We have planted a flag in Columbia, MO and this community. We aren’t going anywhere. We are growing rapidly. If you are ready to 3x to 5x your income reach out as soon as possible as spots are filling up quickly. Wesam (Sam) Hijazin , Joseph S. , Jesse Francisco , Terry Roberts , Mike Dianics , Kendall Eckles , Ashley Marx, Michael Hazamy

Existing home sales edged higher in April after dipping in March, rising 0.2% to an annualized pace of 4.02 million homes. Inventory also increased, climbing 5.8% from March and 1.4% year over year. #homesales #mbshighway #mbssocialshare #mortgagemarketnews #mortgageintheknow #mortgagebroker

I was off the grid last week, checking off a bucket list item- hiking the original Inca Trail and climbing Machu Picchu over several days with a group of friends. Being disconnected for a few days gives you space to think. March marked the biggest production month in our company’s history with over 1,600 units and $722M in volume! While I was away, I heard from a few broker friends who also had record months. I was genuinely excited for them and it didn’t take anything away from what we accomplished here. If anything, it reinforced a simple truth: this business, like life, isn’t a zero-sum game. That idea showed up on the trail as well. The hike was more physically demanding than expected - made even more interesting by a minor knee issue early on - but what stood out most were the people. Crossing paths with other groups, exchanging encouragement, sharing water - none of it took away from the challenge. It made the experience better. Same applies here. You can compete, celebrate your own wins, and still respect and cheer on others doing the same. There’s enough opportunity for those willing to show up and put in the work. Keep climbing!