The mortgage market is a recession proof business, as when times are good and consumer confidence is high, people tend to borrow for cars, holidays, home improvements and many other things.
Then, when consumer spending has peaked and the economy slows down, many people experience difficulty repaying their debts and meeting their other financial commitments. In such circumstances, it is often necessary for them to consolidate their debts into one lower monthly repayment by remortgaging. Remortgaging clients, debt consolidation, raising capital for home improvements, financing the purchase of holiday homes are all solutions that you will be able to provide and it will keep you very busy in times of recession.
The best mortgage adviser amongst us is well capable of dealing with economic changes, as they are well prepared, honed, well trained and have all the sales skills on board to make the difference, but be aware that the income of a mortgage adviser can vary from 25,000 to 150,000 pa.
CeMAP training courses for CeMAP 2 & 3 combined - only 495 + vat
Course costs include all training books, IFS mock exam papers, exclusive training and revision guides, coffee and lunch on the training days, plus e-mail support. We recommend that candidates take papers 2 & 3 together first, as experience has taught us that candidates pick up the mortgage terminology on these courses and then successfully apply them to paper 1.
CeMAP training courses for CeMAP 1 - only 495 + vat
The course costs include all training books, IFS mock exam papers, training and revision guides, coffee and lunch on the training days, plus e-mail support. We fast track candidates in five days from 9am - 5pm - Monday to Friday
Contact Denise on 01254 686111 for a brochure on how to become a CeMAP qualified mortgage adviser
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