Team Manager Salary Expectations

I am being heavily recruited for this position right now and I need to know what to expect as far as salary. What should I ask for? I make alot of money right now and I need to know if I am going to get into this position with promises of high commissions only to find myself making less than 40k for the next couple of years.

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Team Manager said: I am being heavily recruited for this position right now and I need to know what to expect as far as salary. What should I ask for? I make alot of money right now and I need to know if I am going to get into this position with promises of high commissions only to find myself making less than 40k for the next couple of years.
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when team managers at cw realize they are not getting paid much more or even less than their AE's, they leave...plain and simple...that would explain an opening. they are looking for suckers...i am one of them.

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Team Manager said: I am being heavily recruited for this position right now and I need to know what to expect as far as salary. What should I ask for? I make alot of money right now and I need to know if I am going to get into this position with promises of high commissions only to find myself making less than 40k for the next couple of years.
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If it's a full salaried position you might be ok. If it's commissioned then you'll get taxed a little more than 40%.

Fellow Suckers worked to near death for naught-
only in a foolish moment would anyone think that a Countrywide job- we were all HEAVILY RECRUITED! Wake up before you waste part of life as some of us have making fortunes for Countrywide execs and investors ! Countrywide on your resume and Social Security maintained work history stands for how foolish you are and for some of us how foolish we were! It will indicate you are a fool for overwork empty promises meaningless memos wasted time-low pay in the industry. If you are in get out while you can and if you've not jined DON'T; I know DE Underwriters who never received bonuses, overtime as promised, actual vacation and suffered verbal abuse from their own sr. management. Get a hint.

i dont know what all of you are talking about!! I will tell you this that I dont have a college degree and I love the business, work my azz off and make 85K consistantly. Countrywide is easy but underwriting and processing is data entry. be prepared to be a processor and an "account executive" aka loan officer/processor

eric in Naugatuck, Connecticut said: i dont know what all of you are talking about!! I will tell you this that I dont have a college degree and I love the business, work my azz off and make 85K consistantly. Countrywide is easy but underwriting and processing is data entry. be prepared to be a processor and an "account executive" aka loan officer/processor

Hey im right there with you in the Fort Worth corporate office. If you actually want to work and are a hard worker then you will make a killing there. Im 24 have a degree, didn't have any mortgage experience and after 4 months on the phone im making 8-10 grand a paycheck. On the downside I work 50-60 hours a week but coming in for the day working for your paycheck is fun because you reap the rewards of your own labor .If your lazy and want to be micro-managed then this is not the job for you .

I started with CW, was there for a year and a half, thought there was better out there as far as going to a broker and even went to Wells Fargo, I recently came back to CW, and have not looked back. Great company, great people, great money. By the time you add up what you would be paying for your own advertising at a broker shop, you definitly come out ahead at CW. I am moving up tp TM , and just reviewed the comp plan. Expect 85-100K if you know what you are doing. I know many other TM;s, and thats their average, and remember, it is a stepping stone for the BM job, which is where the money starts coming in.

Team Manager in Dallas, Texas said: I am being heavily recruited for this position right now and I need to know what to expect as far as salary. What should I ask for? I make alot of money right now and I need to know if I am going to get into this position with promises of high commissions only to find myself making less than 40k for the next couple of years.

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I agree totally with Madison in Atlanta. You'll be worked to death and not compensated or appreciated.