Send me your clients. I'll have a preapproval in their hands the same day. If I can't close a loan I preapproved, I'll cut you a check for $500. It's that simple.
Business hours, no gimmicks. You get a real preapproval letter — not a soft maybe.
If I preapprove a client and they get denied through my file, I pay you $500. Skin in the game.
Conventional, VA, FHA, DSCR, HELOC, construction, commercial. One LO, all products.
Close one loan with me and EMC covers your LO licensing. Earn commissions on every future deal — legally.
Most realtors refer a client to a lender and walk away with nothing but a thank-you. I think that's backwards.
Close one loan with me and EMC will pay for your NMLS Loan Officer license. After you're licensed, you can legally earn loan-officer commissions on every future deal you bring me — real dollars, recurring, on top of your real estate commission. No conflict of interest, no RESPA gray area, just two legit compensation streams from every transaction.
Licensing typically runs $1,000–$1,500 out of pocket. EMC eats that cost when you show up with real volume.
Start With One Deal →I built my business on realtor relationships. Here's what you get when you work with me.
Conventional, FHA, VA, Jumbo
Zero down, specialist experience
Cash flow qualifying, no tax returns
One-time close, custom builds
5-day turnaround, up to 90% CLTV
Mixed-use, multi-family, business
Send me the deal. I'll preapprove within 2 hours (business hours) and keep you posted at every step.
I got the referral. I'll text you within 2 hours (business hours) with next steps on your client. Thanks for trusting me with the deal.
If I issue a preapproval for a client you refer and the loan is subsequently denied through no fault of the borrower's own actions or market events, I will pay you $500.
I issue a formal preapproval letter in writing for the referred client.
The loan is denied by underwriting through my file within 90 days of the preapproval letter date.
This guarantee is a personal commitment from Justin Bermingham, not a legal contract. It is offered in good faith to realtor partners who refer clients. Disputes are handled in good faith by Justin directly.