Mortgage Loan Originator
reliant mortgageDenver (CO)
About the role
Company Description:
Reliant Mortgage is a trusted mortgage lender licensed in 35 states, dedicated to helping individuals, families, and investors achieve their homeownership and financial goals. We offer a wide range of mortgage products, including FHA, VA, USDA, Conventional, Jumbo, HELOC, and refinancing solutions. Our team provides personalized service, competitive rates, and fast approvals with a commitment to excellence. Reliant Mortgage is rapidly expanding, growing our team to serve more communities nationwide. Our mission is to deliver outstanding lending solutions while treating every client like family.
Role Description:
This is a full-time remote role for a Mortgage Loan Originator. The Mortgage Loan Originator will be responsible for originating mortgage loans, guiding clients through the mortgage application process, and collaborating with underwriters to ensure loan approvals. Daily tasks include client consultations, evaluating financial information, and ensuring compliance with all lending regulations. The role requires consistent communication with clients to provide updates and offer personalized mortgage solutions.
Qualifications:
Experience in Loan Origination, Mortgage Lending, and Underwriting Proficiency in Loans and Finance Strong interpersonal and communication skills Ability to work independently and remotely Knowledge of mortgage products and lending regulations Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business, or related field is preferred Previous experience in the mortgage industry is a plus
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