A Loan Officer assists customers who apply for loans, and solicits loan applications on behalf of a bank, mortgage broker or other lender. Markets products and provides information on types of loans available, gathers financial and credit information needed to evaluate loan applications; guides the application and approval process. May specialize in loans to businesses or individuals, or in loans to buy real estate.
Build and lead our West Virginia expansion You've earned your license and know the business. Ready to build an operation of your own, with an established agency behind you? Craven Bail Bonds , a family-owned agency operating since 1978, is selecting one licensed West Virginia bail bond agent to launch and lead our expansion across the state. The opportunity Establish your local office, write bonds, and grow county by county by recruiting and managing a network of subagents. Bring your experience, relationships, and ambition—we'll provide the bonds, brand, systems, and hands-on support. Your earnings On money collected from bonds you personally write: 70% to you 25% to Craven Bail Bonds 5% to a reserve account administered under the State Managing Agent agreement This is a commission-only, independent owner-operator opportunity , with no salary, guaranteed income, or employee benefits. What we provide Bail-management software, payment processing, e-signature, and phone systems Brand, website, and marketing support Underwriting and operational guidance Help recruiting, training, and appointing subagents Direct access to the owner and weekly coaching for your first six months What you bring Current West Virginia bail bondsman license and West Virginia residency Initiative to grow a business and lead a team Strong judgment, community relationships, and attention to compliance Financial runway for launch, reliable transportation, and flexibility to provide nights and weekend coverage until your team is established You'll oversee daily operations, compliance, collections, and recovery, and ensure 24/7 coverage. Business responsibilities You cover your own taxes, benefits, licensing, and office expenses. Under the final agreement, you're financially responsible for business written under your authority—including subagent bonds—and related forfeitures, recovery expenses, collection costs, and other bond-related losses. We'll review all terms during selection. Ready to take the next step? Apply with your experience, the West Virginia counties you know best, and why you're interested in leading the expansion.
Pay:
$50,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year Application Question(s): Are you currently a licensed bail bond agent? What made you apply to this position? Why does it interest you?
