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Career Day Diane Hamilton Mortgage Specialist Equity Resources, Inc..

2 1.I need to make sure that I have the families best interest in mind at all times. 2.Complete understanding of the families money situation and life situation. Responsibilities of my Career

3 1.Licensed through the State of Ohio and the United States. 2.A good understanding of formulas and math. Required Schooling

4 1.My hours will vary…some weeks I will work hours and some I will work hours. Number of Hours Worked per Week

5 What is a Mortgage? The definition through Wikipedia is: “A conveyance of an interest in property as security for the repayment of money borrowed.” People will use a mortgage to purchase a home if they do not have enough cash to be able to pay for it. People will also refinance the mortgage they currently have to make the payments lower.

6 What is Credit? According to Wikipedia: “Confidence in a purchaser’s ability and intention to pay, displayed by entrusting the buyer with goods or services without immediate payment.”

Challenges in my Career

What I Like About My Career Choice

A Typical Day In My Career

Motivations Of My Career