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Resolve post-closing issues as they arise. We're seeking an Independent Contract Closer to execute closing transactions efficiently and accurately on a contractual basis. Ability to critically analyze a vast array of documents and information provided in lender closing packages.
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Manage and clear post-closing legal documentation exceptions in compliance with bank policy. You will be responsible for accurately booking loans into the loan accounting system, performing appropriate due diligence tasks, reviewing operational risk components, and ensuring conditions are met prior to closing or funding a loan with a particular focus on Small Business Administration (SBA), Securities Based Lending (SBL) and other niche financing.
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Responsible for post-closing tracking, receipt and system input of all loan documentation. Minimum of eight years proven and progressive commercial loan closing experience with a bank or other financial institution, including experience closing commercial syndicated, construction or portfolio loans as well as experience with secondary market, conduit or CMBS product or equivalent.
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Familiarity with loan products such as Conventional, FHA, USDA, and VA; as well as knowledge of mortgage industry regulations from origination to post-closing is needed. Our priority is to enlist an adept Mortgage Closer with a wealth of experience to aid in our closing processes.
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The Post Closer is responsible for a variety of important tasks within operations after closing, including but not limited to completing post closing audit action items after closing, communicating with borrowers and/or third parties to obtain signatures on missing documents or documents requiring corrections, shipping closing packages to the appropriate investors and responding to investor suspense conditions all within the service-level agreement times.
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Minimum 3-5 years of experience with conducting real estate closings from Intake to Post-Closing, including preparing closing settlement statements, clearing title insurance requirements, drafting closing documents, funding transactions, recording documents and issuing the final policy.
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Completes post-closing review of loan files, organizes files for loan operations, and requests any missing items from the closing agent. Primary responsibilities include residential mortgage closings, and post-closing review and setup of loan files.
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Post Closing Experience. The Mortgage Loan Post Closer boards loans on to Xperience, prepares and delivers closed loan files and related documentation to investor, and reconciles the purchase of the loan.
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We bring people and brands closer together by closing the experience gap post-sales and beyond, transforming operational complexity into opportunities to outperform for 550+ brands worldwide, including IKEA, Bose, Puma, Lidl, Farfetch and Nespresso.
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Ensure loan closing is progressing while working in tandem with the loan processor and loan officer or funder, from origination to close. Over 2 years of experience in lending or funding with credit unions, banking, or financial services are accepted, but real estate mortgage loan closing or processing experience is preferred.
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Managing post-closing audits from Secondary Market investors. Follows up on questions regarding closing and provide support to the members and closing attorney's prior to and during closings.
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Thorough knowledge of loan document closing, post-closing, servicing, and loan file review functions, specifically loan documentation and collateral requirements. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, Jack Henry Loan Vantage, and FIS Bankway (preferred.
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Available to work in the office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday, and willing to perform occasional closings that may extend past 5 p.m. Willing to process their files independently or work with a title processor for pre-closing, closing and post-closing follow-up.
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Work with loan underwriters, processors and post-closing on any outstanding conditions to be cleared. After loan closing, finalize loan in a timely manner in preparation for the post-closing departments.
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Follow up and clear loan documentation exceptions, approved post-closing documentation, and filed and recorded documents. Prepare internal pre-closing and post-closing checklist.
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