Ternus Lending, LLC
Mortgage Loan Officer
Charlotte, NC
Sponsorship not specified$150k-$200kDetected 19 days ago
SalesforceProblem SolvingUnderwriting
About the role
- Welcome to Ternus, where our foundation is built on a simple yet transformative idea: a lending company created by investors, for investors.
- In the dynamic world of real estate investment, we saw a gap - a need for a lender who not only provides funds but understands the journey, challenges, and aspirations of fellow investors.
- Ternus Lending isn't just another lender-we're rapidly emerging as a force in the investment property lending space.
Requirements
- 1+ years in residential or commercial mortgage lending (or similar background)
Nice to have
- Bachelor's degree is a plus
- MLO license preferred, but not required
Compensation
- $50,000 Commission: Up to 40 BPS + profit sharing on closed loan economics Total Earnings: $150,000-$200,000+ annually (uncapped upside) Equity Opportunity: All 2026 hires receive shares through our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Why Ternus Lending?
- We're not just growing-we're scaling fast and gaining traction in a competitive market.
- We've built a platform by investors, for investors, offering products that actually make sense for real estate entrepreneurs.
- If you're driven, competitive, and want to be part of a company that's making serious moves in the investment lending space, we want to hear from you.
Benefits
- All 2026 hires receive shares through our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Why Ternus Lending?
Company info
- We've built a platform by investors, for investors, offering products that actually make sense for real estate entrepreneurs.
- If you're driven, competitive, and want to be part of a company that's making serious moves in the investment lending space, we want to hear from you.
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