Something to consider is a lot of “cash” deals are funded through HELOCs which obscure the definition imo. These HELOC funded “cash” acquisitions are then later refinance into permanent financing. HELOCs coming from preexisting homes, family members properties, etc.

Personal banker at Key, they hire anyone with a pulse, starting wage like $40-$50k, plus small commissions.

Be a teller at C Port CU and make $21 hrly starting, stick with it for a year, transfer to another bank and your at $25 in no time

If you stick with it you’ll find you can play the saturated banking market against itself, switch between banks every two years and be at $75-$100k in 4 years depending on how good you are

additionally, there are many more remote jobs available in banking once you get some time under your belt, especially in underwriting / processing / closing. If you niche down into a subject you can get to $100k remote salary in 4 years

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