Just Mortgages has just employed its first person in its new online territories. The first broker to be employed in the new territories is Rachael Fox.  Rachael has worked in financial services for 12 years and has been a mortgage broker for three years. She joins Just Mortgages from Nationwide where she was a banking manager and will cover the Derbyshire area in her new role.

Spicerhaart and Just Mortgages are creating a number of territories across the UK with up to 235 estate agency branch partner roles –  working across their own market place, but not necessarily from a branch.  Each one will be supported by a mortgage adviser who will work from home rather than from a physical branch but will receive leads in the same way as they would have done if they were sat in the branch. It is expected that one mortgage adviser will look after two to three virtual estate agencies.

If successful, it will mean that Just Mortgages will create between sixty to ninety new mortgage broker roles.

This move to online has been accelerated by the Covid-19 lockdown and will provide mortgage brokers with the flexibility to grow their business while working from home.  All brokers will be employed by Just Mortgages, but in the future there will be the opportunity to open the roles out to brokers who prefer to be self-employed under the Just Mortgages Self-Employed Division.

Duncan Jones, financial services director for the North and West division of Just Mortgages says, “This is an exciting new role that has evolved through changes within the Spicerhaart operating model. The role is an indication of what the ‘new normal’ may look like for several Just Mortgages advisers.

“Rachael will work closely with the branch partners ensuring that our vendors receive the best service available through qualification of viewers and people offering on properties. This will ensure that more sales reach completion.

“We anticipate several more of these roles becoming available and this will provide fantastic opportunities for both our existing advisers and also experienced advisers looking for something a little bit different.”