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<strong><strong>Account Executive — Investment Property Lending<br><br></strong></strong>Real Estate Partnerships<br><br><ul><li> Remote</li><li> 1099<br><br></li></ul><strong>Investors Equity Group</strong> is a fintech mortgage company that lends on investment properties in 40 states. Business-purpose loans on investment properties are all we do.<br><br>Our software is cutting edge, and we built it ourselves. It fully underwrites a file in real time, so borrowers get answers as they apply instead of waiting on them. Our account executives run their entire book from their phones.<br><br><strong><strong>The role:<br><br></strong></strong>You own the real estate brokerage relationships in your territory. You sign investor-focused brokerages to our office partnership program and put our app on every agent's phone. Then you stay with them as their investor clients' deals move through our loan team.<br><br><strong><strong>What you'll do:<br><br></strong></strong><ul><li> Work a target list of investor-focused brokerages in your territory. We build the list for you</li><li> Meet brokers of record and agents, and demo the app on their phone in under a minute</li><li> Sign brokerages to the partner program. They e-sign on a phone, so nothing gets printed</li><li> Invite agents and their investor clients to our weekly education sessions</li><li> Stay with every referral until it funds, working with our loan team</li><li> Meet one-on-one with your sales manager every week<br><br></li></ul><strong><strong>What you won't do:<br><br></strong></strong>Quote rates, take applications, underwrite or chase paperwork. Our technology and loan team handle the loan. You handle the relationships.<br><br><strong><strong>What you get:<br><br></strong></strong><ul><li> An industry-leading compensation plan: commission only, as an independent contractor (1099), paid twice a month</li><li> AE on the go: your pipeline, prospects, clients, an AI deal desk and a business-card scanner, all on your phone</li><li> Real-time underwriting, so your agents' investor clients get answers fast and you have a story no one else can tell</li><li> Territory target lists, meeting briefs and follow-up drafts, prepared for you</li><li> Your own company email and digital business card</li><li> A training portal, plus a weekly agent webinar you can fill with your prospects</li><li> Company marketing that sends agents your way<br><br></li></ul><strong>Requirements<br><br></strong><strong><strong>Who you are<br><br></strong></strong><ul><li> Two or more years selling to real estate agents or brokers, in mortgage, title, insurance, home warranty or real estate</li><li> You'd rather open doors than work an inbound queue</li><li> Self-directed: you set your hours and run your own calendar</li><li> Comfortable running your business from your phone</li><li> Investment property or DSCR experience is a plus, not a requirement</li><li> You live in or near your territory<br><br></li></ul><strong>Benefits<br><br></strong>Send your résumé and a short note to ggarofalo@ieglends.com and tell us:<br><br><em><strong>Which three brokerages in your market you'd call first, and why?</strong></em>

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