Can anyone explain/detail the following job for me

If your in a good market it can be very good.

Can be a slow startup on building business.

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do you think the future outlook looks promising?

is it more of a bonus driven compensation?

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Depends on who you're working for. Bank? Broker? Broker shop? Mortgage Company (Do they still exist)?

Those are all important questions. A processor usually fills their work-life with paperwork. But some of them can be quasi-originators. I wouldn't want that type of position, because hell if I have to deal with the originators clients daily for them, why not just originate and make the commission?

Most processors I've known got paid hourly & then if their originators they worked for hit their numbers they would get a small cut.

Back in the day at my first shop I worked at, if I hit $30K in fees (front & back) then I'd get a check for around $6K in commission not counting my salary check ($1K). I'd usually tip anywhere from $500-600 out of that commission check based on the SOP of the shop (IE-All of the successful LO's tipped that amount and I wanted my processor happy with me so that's what I did).

If you're a processor for a group of weak-arse loan officers who only hit sproadically, they'll hoard the money & be stingy about paying you. If you're a processor at a great shop with good LO's, you can make some serious money off the books.

Its a lot of work, though. I'd rather be an Originator. Same workload, maybe a tad more stress...and much more money.

Your mileage may vary.