Quicken Loans

["Boobie" Gibson]

Hey guys, I'm writing in 2 part.

I know there are a bunch of younger guys on RCF who are either 1) still in school, or 2) entering the job force. I've been working at Quicken Loans in Cleveland for a year now. It's an incredible place to get top notch sales training and is a great place to learn. I can get anybody an interview at the drop of a hat, just send me a message and we can talk about the possibilities and I can get you in the proper contact.

Second, if anyone is in need of a refinance or is interested in seeing if they are in a good spot with their mortgage, also send me a direct message and I would be more than happy to take a look at your situation.

Hope everyone is doing well!

 

[Chris]

My friend quit them a while ago. Wonder if you knew him. Sounds like a good company but an absolute shit load of work.

 

[Man Called X]

In before the obligatory @Lee post where he trashes Quicken's tactics.

 

[Pick6]

PM me some more info about if if you can (your job, not refinancing). I'm not looking myself, but want to inquire for a friend.

 

[Shakalu M.D.]

Hey guys, I'm writing in 2 part.

I know there are a bunch of younger guys on RCF who are either 1) still in school, or 2) entering the job force. I've been working at Quicken Loans in Cleveland for a year now. It's an incredible place to get top notch sales training and is a great place to learn. I can get anybody an interview at the drop of a hat, just send me a message and we can talk about the possibilities and I can get you in the proper contact.

Second, if anyone is in need of a refinance or is interested in seeing if they are in a good spot with their mortgage, also send me a direct message and I would be more than happy to take a look at your situation.

Hope everyone is doing well!

Do you just do refinancing or do you also work with people looking for their first mortgage? I called in a while back and they said my credit and income were fine, but since I get paid commission I needed more time on the job.

Don't you guys work basically 9-9 daily? My hours blow but I only have to do that twice a week.

 

[Lee]

In before the obligatory @Lee post where he trashes Quicken's tactics.

I saw this after first posted. I was going to say something decided not to. For someone fresh out of school, it is a great place to work. For someone with experience or their own will it is not.

But all Boobie said is a great place to learn for someone with no experience, this for sure is true.

 

[Man Called X]

I saw this after first posted. I was going to say something decided not to. For someone fresh out of school, it is a great place to work. For someone with experience or their own will it is not.

But all Boobie said is a great place to learn for someone with no experience, this for sure is true.

I only posted to harass you.

Also, mortgages are for suckers.

If you can't buy it with cash, you don't need to own a home.

 

[Lee]

I only posted to harass you.

Also, mortgages are for suckers.

If you can't buy it with cash, you don't need to own a home.

That is another thread, depends on the purpose. I am a "cash" guy for most purchases (even cars). For a primary, I would say buy what you can afford with 20% down on a 15 (not 30) mortgage.

I just started flipping houses, and I think buying anything but cash for a flip (or even rental outside of an apartment complex) is a very risky venture.

But we are stilling the Quicken thread, and I didn't mean to do that.

That said, my last primary purchase was for "cash" so I am the shoemaker with no shoes, but sold that place 3 months ago and actually rent so I could free up more cash to flip. (I know, I am weird, but doubled my money in 4 years and will buy a primary again at some time in the next 2 years)

 

[Man Called X]

That is another thread, depends on the purpose. I am a "cash" guy for most purchases (even cars). For a primary, I would say buy what you can afford with 20% down on a 15 (not 30) mortgage.

I just started flipping houses, and I think buying anything but cash for a flip (or even rental outside of an apartment complex) is a very risky venture.

But we are stilling the Quicken thread, and I didn't mean to do that.

That said, my last primary purchase was for "cash" so I am the shoemaker with no shoes, but sold that place 3 months ago and actually rent so I could free up more cash to flip. (I know, I am weird, but doubled my money in 4 years and will buy a primary again at some time in the next 2 years)

Yah yah, no more thread hijacking.

Just had to mock your industry of choice for old times' sake.

 

[Lee]

Yah yah, no more thread hijacking.

Just had to mock your industry of choice for old times' sake.

It chose me in a sense, but it is a fucked up industry for sure.

 

["Boobie" Gibson]

Do you just do refinancing or do you also work with people looking for their first mortgage? I called in a while back and they said my credit and income were fine, but since I get paid commission I needed more time on the job.

Don't you guys work basically 9-9 daily? My hours blow but I only have to do that twice a week.

I just do refinancing, but I know a lot of very good purchase specialists in the Cleveland office who can help you out. Send me a PM with some contact info and I'll make sure one of them reaches out to you!

As far as hours go, at first you work all day. Obviously the more experienced you become, the more flexible hours get. It varies, but a typical Monday for me is 9-7:30 at this point.