Mortgage Processor
rize mortgageDenver (CO)
$795
ApplyAbout the role
We are currently seeking an experienced and detail-oriented mortgage loan processor for our dynamic lending team. The ideal candidate will have years of mortgage processing experience, a can-do attitude, and a proven track record of providing solutions in the mortgage lending industry. If you are looking for an excellent position that will help you reach your financial goals, start your application today!
Responsibilities:
Collect and verify necessary financial documentation, such as credit reports, to complete mortgage loan applications and determine creditworthinessSecure property and loan documentation to process mortgage loan files such as appraisals, inspections, title searches, site surveys, contracts, and property tax recordsInput detailed loan process documentation in our system - from origination to closeAdhere to all lending and regulatory guidelines and policies while preparing the loan fileServe as a liaison between borrowers, mortgage brokers and loan officers, real estate agents, and mortgage lending underwriters to support loan approvalQualifications: We prefer an Associate's degree in accounting, finance, or business - High school diploma or GED requiredSuperb analytical skills, time management skills, and attention to detailExcellent written and verbal communication skills are a requirement 2 years minimum experience in loan processing requiredExperience in mortgage lending and knowledge of loan types, such as FHA, FHLB, FNMA, or VA loans required Compensation: $795 per funded loan•
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