Remote Appointment Setter | Commission-Based - Waubun

Help families explore a faster path to becoming mortgage-free while building a business from home.

Tsunami is looking for motivated appointment setters to connect interested homeowners with our mortgage payoff specialists.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO SELL.

You start the conversation. You book the appointment. Our specialists handle the presentation and closing.

WHAT YOU'LL DO:

  • Start conversations with homeowners interested in paying off their mortgages faster.
  • Follow up with prospects by phone, text, and email.
  • Schedule appointments with our specialists.
  • Track your leads and appointments in our CRM.
  • Learn to generate homeowner leads through Facebook and Instagram ads.
  • Participate in training and apply the scripts and follow-up process.

COMPENSATION:

This is a commission-only opportunity with no base salary or hourly pay. You earn $1,000+ per closed client, with additional back-end commissions available on qualifying business. Payment is based on closed business, not simply booking appointments.

WHAT YOU GET:

  • Step-by-step training and conversation scripts.
  • Access to experienced specialists who handle presentations and closing.
  • Facebook and Instagram lead-generation training.
  • Your own website, CRM, automated follow-up, and booking system.
  • Live trainings every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
  • Ongoing team support.

WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR:

  • Clear communicators who are comfortable starting conversations.
  • People who follow up consistently and stay organized.
  • Self-motivated individuals comfortable with commission-based earnings.
  • A willingness to learn and use the provided systems.
  • Access to a reliable phone, computer, and internet connection.

No license is required for the appointment-setting opportunity.

Interested? Click Apply to register for an online opportunity presentation covering the opportunity, commission structure, training, and how to get started.

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