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About the role

  • Mortgage broker growing mortgage production for Perch, a Canadian data-driven mortgage brokerage. Leveraging automation, qualified leads, and in-house support to close more deals.

Responsibilities

  • Build relationships with clients and close mortgage deals
  • Use workflow automation to nurture the client pipeline and identify opportunities
  • Guide clients through mortgage applications
  • Use Equifax soft credit checks
  • Request the correct client documents
  • Handle compliance and FINTRAC reporting
  • Work with in-house support handling client intake, document gathering, and appraisal bookings
  • Keep referral partners informed through automated status updates
  • Leverage technology to streamline underwriting and focus on production
  • Use marketing assets and lead-nurture tools to attract and convert clients

Requirements

  • At least $10M in mortgages originated in the last 12 months
  • Minimum 2 years of continuous experience as a licensed Mortgage Broker or Associate Mortgage Broker, or as a Mortgage Advisor at a bank or credit union
  • Ability to self-generate most or all leads
  • Must be based in Nova Scotia, Canada
  • Must hold the relevant mortgage broker/associate mortgage broker licence if applying in that capacity

Benefits

  • Qualified leads throughout the first year, up to 30% of annual volume
  • Commission splits starting at 90/10 and increasing to 95/5 as production grows
  • Desk and insurance fees waived
  • Commission splits capped at $12,000
  • Industry-leading technology and workflow automation
  • Marketing assets, targeted campaigns, and lead-nurture tools
  • Continuous training and best-practice guidance
  • Performance coaching and 1:1 deal support

Job type

Full Time

Experience level

JuniorMid level

Salary

CA$150,000 - CA$200,000 per year

Degree requirement

No Education Requirement

Location requirements

RemoteCanada

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