reAlpha Mortgage rolls out flat-fee pay model to speed national loan officer hiring

reAlpha Tech Corp.

reAlpha Tech Corp.

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  • ReAlpha Tech’s mortgage unit, reAlpha Mortgage, launched a flat-fee compensation model to accelerate national loan officer recruitment.
  • Plan removes tiered splits, aiming to lift originator take-home pay while scaling production on its mortgage broker platform.
  • Qualifying producing loan officers become eligible for reAlpha restricted stock units under the company’s equity incentive plan.
  • Model adds uncapped recruiting income tied to a recruited originator’s closed-loan production while both remain employed.
  • Rollout leans on reAlpha’s integrated realty, mortgage, title ecosystem, including up to 1.5% closing-cost support for eligible buyers using both services.


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