Pros
The first month was good, filled with relevant mortgage training. They will get you licensed in 10 or more states before you are allowed to work on the banking floor.
Cons
They expect 150 % out of you every minute of the day ( 8am until 10 pm) if you leave your desk for more than a 20 minute lunch you will be treated badly and considered a slacker by your superiors. If you don't work at least 70 hours a week you will be fired. The influence and persuasion of the clients is pushed to the point of embarrassment, like con artists. You will be fired if you have a regular intelligent conversation with a client or a realtor and do not follow the script, there is a script for every single play and every single client objection. I was lied to about the time it takes before you can actually get on the banking floor, they said 3 months it was 7, living on 9 dollars an hour for that long when you have a mortgage, car payment and other bills is basically impossible. I had clients that had their loans denied right before closing and were left homeless, who does that? If you are young ( 20 to 26) can handle being a puppet, require only 5 hours or less of sleep per night and can handle the constant threats of being fired, then this is the place for you.