What originating actually pays you — your plan vs NEXA
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Three Numbers. One Quick Comparison.
Jimmy here. Give me three numbers and I’ll show you your production comp next to NEXA’s — the quick comparison first, and you can build a full pro forma one tap deeper.
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From your three numbers ·
Today — your comp plan
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You have a strong comp plan
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That’s exactly the case worth running properly — every expense you carry, what your company covers, rev share, the servicing book, and how each side is taxed. Build the full pro forma below and we’ll put all of it side by side.
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NEXA 100
Rev share
Servicing
Tax benefits
Go deeper — run a full pro forma
The full pro forma lets you customize dozens of inputs and assumptions based on your current structure and what that would look like at NEXA.
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Win two · tax treatment at NEXA
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Win three · the servicing book at NEXA
Income that keeps paying after the file closes.
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Estimates built from the inputs you entered, on NEXA’s published plan: (revenue − 25 bps) × 88%; $108/mo technology, no warehouse fee; rev share 4% per level, three levels, gated on producing level-1 LOs and re-tested monthly; servicing residual estimated per serviced loan and shown separately. Federal tax on estimated 2027 brackets. Not a compensation offer.
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Paste straight out of Excel, QuickBooks or RETR — columns and all. We’ll read your revenue, categorize the expenses, and flag which ones follow you to NEXA. You review everything before it lands in the pro forma.
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How many months does it cover?
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Your P&L included revenue, so we can work out what you actually earn per loan instead of guessing at a rate.
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Review — {{ draftProdCount }} loan officers
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Confirm each LO’s average loan and comp rate — comp defaults to the rate you set above.
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How you set your margin
Product
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Margin
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✦ From your importConfirm each LO’s units, average loan and comp rate.
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Set each LO’s rate in the breakdown above — this figure is the fallback for anyone left blank.
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Annual write-offs
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Every structure priced on the same gross, so the only difference is the tax treatment.
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Tax a year
You save
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Same structure on both sides, so there’s no tax arbitrage to analyze — the difference is all in the income.
Splitting the gain, per file
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✦ From your importCheck the amount and the NEXA call, then confirm.
Nothing added yet — start with the lines below.
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What you stop carrying
Some of this never shows up in a spreadsheet. Joining NEXA hands off the back office you run today:
Compliance
Accounting & payroll
HR
IT
Vendor management
Licensing & audits
And you gain what a single shop can’t buy: more state licenses and a far deeper lender roster, so you and your LOs can place files you turn away today.
evoLend serviced loans pay you every month, so the residual stacks. Set the pace and the window and see what the book alone becomes. Not counted in the statement.
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Annual run rate, end of year 1
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Run rate
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Defaults are industry-typical placeholders — every one is yours to change. Your numbers never leave this page.
A friendly face
Rather just talk it through?
A confidential call — just you and me, LO to LO.
Not certain about a section? We can walk your pro forma together, line by line — no pressure, no pitch.