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Mortgage / Bridging Broker

Stanford-le-Hope
£25k – £30k/yr
Posted about 14 hours ago
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Mortgage / Bridging Broker

£25,000 – £30,000 Basic | £70,000+ OTE | Uncapped Commission

NRG is partnering with a rapidly growing specialist brokerage that operates across residential, commercial and bridging finance.

This is an opportunity for an experienced Mortgage or Bridging Broker to take on more complex cases, access a broad whole-of-market lender panel and build a strong personal pipeline, with uncapped earning potential.

The business provides the platform, lender access and support to help you structure and complete larger, more complex deals, while giving you the autonomy to develop your own client and introducer relationships.

The Role

  • Advise clients across residential mortgages, commercial finance and bridging
  • Structure and package complex lending cases from initial enquiry through to completion
  • Source appropriate solutions from a whole-of-market lender panel
  • Develop and maintain relationships with clients, lenders and introducers
  • Generate new business through networking, referrals and partnerships
  • Build and grow your own client and introducer pipeline
  • Manage cases effectively while maintaining high levels of customer service
  • Work towards and exceed agreed revenue and business development targets
  • Ensure all activity is carried out in line with FCA requirements and compliance standards

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About You

This role would suit an experienced broker who is commercially driven and wants the opportunity to work on larger and more complex transactions, while increasing their earning potential.

You'll ideally have:

  • CeMAP Level 3 or equivalent – essential
  • Previous experience as a Mortgage Broker, Bridging Broker, Specialist Finance Broker or Finance BDM
  • Strong knowledge of residential and commercial finance
  • Experience dealing with complex or specialist lending cases
  • A proven track record of generating business and revenue
  • The confidence to build relationships with clients, lenders and introducers
  • A proactive and entrepreneurial approach to developing your own pipeline
  • Ambition to progress within a growing specialist finance business

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Desirable Experience

  • An established network of introducers or professional contacts
  • Experience within specialist finance, bridging or property finance
  • Existing relationships with lenders or introducers
  • Experience working within a fast-paced, high-growth brokerage

What's on Offer?

  • £25,000 – £30,000 basic salary
  • Uncapped commission
  • £70,000+ realistic OTE, with significant further earning potential
  • Access to a whole-of-market lender panel
  • Opportunity to work on complex, high-value transactions
  • Genuine autonomy to build your own pipeline and introducer network
  • Clear progression opportunities within a growing business
  • Supportive and ambitious team environment
  • Regular incentives and company events

If you're an experienced broker looking for greater earning potential, more complex deals and the opportunity to build something of your own within a growing specialist brokerage, we'd be keen to hear from you.

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Stanford-le-Hope, England, United Kingdom

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