Mortgage Loan Processor
community first credit unionNeenah (WI)
About the role
Mortgage Loan Processor We believe every mortgage represents a dream. As a mortgage Loan Processor, you'll play a critical role in turning our member's dreams into reality. Throughout the mortgage process, you'll champion WOW service as the liaison between our member and the loan originator. Your daily, hands-on coordination and processing of submitted mortgage loan files directly support delivery of high-quality mortgage experiences. Our environment is fast-paced, high-volume, and deadline-driven, but we never forget that our work also provides joy. If you're looking for a career where your detail-oriented nature, communication skills, and organizational talents will be highly valued, we'd like to talk to you! As a Mortgage Loan Processor, you will: Deliver exceptional service to members, lenders, title companies, and other partners, offering guidance and expertise throughout the loan process. Work with members to establish closing dates, ensure all loan conditions have been met prior to closing. Review and process mortgage files includes ordering the appraisal, flood and title work, checking for accuracy and preparing the loan for underwriting. Ideal Candidates will have a combination of: High School Diploma or equivalent Three plus year(s) of lending or mortgage experience Strong time management and organizational skills, as well as exceptional verbal and written communications skills Familiarity with Microsoft office suite and web-based software Knowledge of lending practices and regulations The ability to adjust priorities, stay organized and provide process-wide attention to detail Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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