Licensed Agent? Bring Your Skills to Mortgage Protection Sales (Remote, 1099)

Jackson, GA — if you're a licensed agent ready to put your skills to work without the corporate overhead, we want to talk. This is a remote, work-from-home position serving homeowners across the country who need mortgage protection. You already know how to run a conversation, close with integrity, and serve a client. This is for the licensed agent who wants to do more of that — with better leads, better support, and no one telling you when to clock in.

What You'll Actually Do

• Work inbound and direct-mail leads from homeowners who've recently purchased or refinanced — people who already know they need coverage.
• Present term and whole life solutions that protect a family's home if the breadwinner dies or becomes disabled.
• Run your own pipeline. Set your own appointments. Own your book.
• Work 100% remotely — phone, video, and e-application tools handle everything.

Who This Is a Fit For

• You hold an active life insurance license in at least one state.
• You've worked in insurance, financial services, or a related field — and you're good at it.
• You're frustrated by captive contracts, low commission ceilings, or products that don't fit your clients.
• You want independence without isolation — real mentorship and a real team behind you.

What We Provide

• Independent broker contracts with multiple top-rated carriers.
• Lead programs with proven conversion systems — you're not starting from zero.
• One-on-one mentorship from producers who run their own successful remote agencies.
• Flexibility to build the practice you want, at the pace that works for your life.
• National agent community, live trainings, and an annual in-person event.

It's commission-based 1099 work — you already know what that means, and you're not scared of it. If you're looking for a place where your experience is respected and your ceiling is yours to set, reach out. We'll show you exactly how we operate before you commit to anything. Ready to build on your own terms? Let's connect.