Entry-Level Commercial Loan Specialist

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commercial collateral lending njJersey City (NJ)

Loan Interviewers and Clerks Commercial Banking

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Junior

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$150,000

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About the role

Description:

Entry-Level Commercial Loan Specialist - No Experience Required, Full Training Provided
Break Into Commercial Finance and Build a High-Income Career From the Ground Up.
No background in finance or lending required. If you are organized, professional, and motivated to learn a business with serious long-term income potential, we will give you everything you need to get started and grow fast.
Why this opportunity is worth your attention:
Full training and ongoing support provided from your very first day
Hands-on exposure to real commercial lending transactions from the inside
Clear and defined path for advancement as your skills and confidence develop
Client-facing role that puts you in front of real business owners every day
A results-driven environment where professionalism and attention to detail are rewarded
Part-time and full-time options available
What your days will actually look like:
Supporting the lending team with client onboarding and documentation gathering
Organizing and reviewing loan application materials to keep deals moving forward
Assisting with early-stage loan evaluations and keeping clients informed throughout
Maintaining accurate records and making sure all required information is submitted on time
Building genuine client relationships rooted in clarity, professionalism, and trust
This is your opportunity if:
You are detail-oriented, organized, and ready to learn a business with real upside
You communicate clearly and bring a professional approach to every client interaction
You are motivated to grow in a client-focused, results-driven financial environment
No prior experience in finance or lending required - we train you completely from scratch
First-year earning potential when goals are met: $150,000+Full training provided. Part-time welcome. No prior experience required.
Apply today and let's talk about what your future in commercial finance can look like.

Responsibilities: Assist in the onboarding process by gathering and organizing necessary client documentation. Review loan application materials to ensure accuracy and completeness, keeping the process efficient. Support early-stage loan evaluations, providing clients with timely updates and clear communication. Maintain precise records, ensuring all required information is submitted promptly and accurately. Cultivate strong client relationships through professionalism, clarity, and trust-building interactions. Collaborate with the lending team to streamline processes and enhance client experiences. Proactively identify opportunities to improve workflow and contribute to team success.

Qualifications: Ability to organize and manage multiple tasks efficiently, ensuring smooth client onboarding and documentation processes. Experience in maintaining accurate records and ensuring timely submission of all required information. Strong communication skills to provide clients with clear updates and build trust-based relationships. Proven track record of collaborating effectively within a team to enhance client experiences and streamline processes. Ability to identify opportunities for workflow improvements and contribute to team success. Detail-oriented mindset to review loan application materials for accuracy and completeness. Motivation to learn and grow in a client-focused, results-driven financial environment.

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