Mortgage Broker Assistant (Australian Mortgage) - 198

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d2bDenver (CO)

Real Estate Brokers Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers

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About the role

Mortgage Broker Assistant Position: Mortgage Broker Assistant

Salary: PHP 70,000 - 80,000/month Working Hours & Conditions: Aligned with Australian hours; full-time (remote)Holidays: AU Holidays

About The Company: The client is a premier, client-focused mortgage brokerage headquartered in the Sutherland Shire, New South Wales, serving families and individuals across Australia. Operating as a trusted partner in the residential finance sector, the firm specializes in navigating the complexities of the mortgage market to deliver tailored lending solutions. With a core expertise in mortgage comparison, loan pre-approval, and strategic refinancing, the company leverages a robust network of over 30 lenders to ensure clients secure competitive rates and structures that align with their long-term financial goals.

Overview: We are looking for a detail-oriented Mortgage Broker Assistant who can drive every deal from fact find through to settlement without broker involvement.

Responsibilities: Client Onboarding: Send fact find and document requests Document Collection: Chase and verify all required documentsCRM Management: Maintain Broker Engine records and pipeline Application Prep: Data entry and submission notes Client Communication: Provide updates and follow-ups Submission: Lodge deals with lenders Lender Management: Follow-ups and conditions management Settlement: Coordinate files through to completion Pricing & Valuations: Run pricing requests and order valuations Dropbox & Files: Manage Dropbox and document organisation

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