Loan Processor
old fort bankingTiffin (OH)
About the role
Loan Processor As a Loan Processor you will be responsible for providing operational support as needed to multiple lending functions in accordance with established systems and procedures. Ensures schedules and deadlines are met, coordinating with other departments as needed. Process and service closed loan files in support of commercial bankers, originators and loan assistants for installment, commercial, and mortgage loans. Reviews documents prior to submission. Answers client inquiries and resolves routine problems. This is a single incumbent position. Load all loan types on Core Director (Commercial, Consumer, and Residential/FNMA.)Assist with Fannie Mae daily account balancing, daily and monthly reporting as well as daily GL balancing, etc. Assist internal and external Auditors with any requests for review. Construction loan processing and draw tracking. Manage escrow accounts for taxes, insurance, PMI, payment protection plan, monthly escrow analysis, etc. Perform a variety of clerical duties according to procedures, methods and systems. Answers telephone and assists clients with routine inquiries quoting payoffs Remain compliant with bank guidelines, policies, procedures, regulatory and BSA requirements. Reasonable accommodation will be provided to qualified individuals with disabilities. Other job duties as assigned.
Requirements
Your Knowledge and Experience:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Good communication skills, good computer skills, accuracy, flexibility, ability to handle high stress situations, regular and predictable attendance, exercise discretion and good judgment, follow instructions.
Good organizational and analytical skills.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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