
For Ex-Mortgage Brokers, Bitterness And Renewal
Since the housing market crash, two-thirds of registered mortgage brokers have lost their jobs. Now in new career fields, two former brokers look back on their role in the mortgage and foreclosure crisis with a mix of regret and resentment.
How to get a job in the mortgage industry
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