Quicken Loans Mortgage Job

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Does anyone know someone who works for quicken loans as a mortgage banker?

There seems to be some sort of "plague" that affects anyone who either works there or has worked there. A friend of mine works there and kinda answers a question with a question when I ask him what the base pay is. I understand there is commission involved, but I told him I'm worried about the base pay because I have bills to pay and I would prefer him to be more realistic about telling me what the the pay is during training so that I won't starve or have my car repossessed.

I also told him to let me ask him some more questions about it before passing my information to the recruiter. He passed my information over so quick I didn't even get a chance to breathe. He also told me that he wouldn't receive any kind of perk for deceiving me and that I shouldn't worry and just focus on experiencing this opportunity.

Honestly, I think there's something that he's hiding, or his personal experience is overshadowing the realistic nature of the job culture and I have a bad feeling about it. Where I'm working now doesn't pay much, and the benefits suck, but I at least get weekends off and there is a realistic work/life balance.

When I asked him what is his schedule like, for example, he just told me there is a balance. I mean, why not just answer my question? What benefit do you get from not giving me a straight answer? If I were him, I would have just said, I usually work from this time to this time and they work the crap out of me. Honesty is better IMO.

Now, I'm really hesitant in calling the recruiter back because I don't want to commit to something that makes me feel uncomfortable.