T odd Scrima says you can make $250k to $1 million a year and live the life of your dreams as a mortgage loan officer. No previous experience needed.
Todd’s made around $350 million in personal income in the mortgage business.
He considers himself the top mentor in the nation for loan officers.
Over 600 of his students have become millionaires.
Todd is hotter than a bonfire at Burning Man.
The average U.S. household income last year was like $87k. That’s with 1.6 people working per crib. Break that down and take out taxes and the average person only contributes about $3,200 a month.
Todd’s not telling you anything you don’t already know but that ain’t gonna cut it. ‘Specially when 62% of your waking hours are spent at work. Which is double what you might spend with snuggle nugget and the kiddos.
Oh but it gets worse.
Stress over money has been linked to:
And these problems perpetuate more problems. Enough. Todd’s the wrecking ball that’s gonna obliterate this vicious cycle for you.
It starts with learning new, specialized skills.
Like Todd’s student Tracy Rickets did. Tracy had a good job prior. She was making 6-figures raising money for a college endowment fund.
But she hated her big sweaty boss and the cheesy company culture and wanted out.
She joined Todd’s program, learned how to freaking crush it as a loan officer, replaced her old income in year one, doubled that in year two, and now she’s on pace to make $610,000 in year three.
The other day her family came for a visit and they were all, “Girl, you’re glowing; radiating happiness.”
Take your company culture and shove it, Larry.
The old way of making $250k or more a year:
And even then you might not ever get there.
The new way of making $250k or more a year:
Yes, it’s gonna take hard work, but you’ll be taught everything you need to know in a very concise program so you can get out there and reap the rewards as soon as possible.
Vasiliy Korchevoy was working at a credit union making $42,000 a year. He wanted more but with a wife and two young kids he was extremely nervous about a career change. But what the hell, he decided.
One year after studying under Todd he had more than tripled his old income. Bam, $130k. Year two he did $272k. Year three it was $470k.
Vasiliy has family in Ukraine. He’s been able to send them some much needed supplies.
“Guys, this stuff is real,” Todd says.
“It can really happen. These are ordinary people. Not some special people that have special advantages you don’t.”
Todd’s not half bad.
But his presentation was as vague as a politician’s promise. Still haven’t a clue how one becomes a loan officer or gets clients or magically makes a quarter million plus serving those clients.
It’s not surprising then that he hides the price of his program behind a “strategy call.”
I’ll stay snug in my comfort zone, thanks.
