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Here at F&M we call this position a Residential Mortgage Lending Closer, but to help the title resonate with you, other employers may title the position as Doc Prep Closer, Loan Closer, Mortgage Closer, Mortgage Closing Specialist, Mortgage Loan Closer, Mortgage Post Closing Settlement Specialist, Post Closer, Settlement Processor, Real Estate Settlement Processor, Title Insurance Closer, and Title Insurance Agent.
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The Mortgage Loan Processor will also work closely with other operations staff, Applicants, Relationship Managers, Title Insurance Companies, Escrow Companies, Appraisal Department, and the Bank's Loan Documentation and Servicing Department to ensure all documentation is processed accurately and compliantly required for loan funding.
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The Mortgage Loan Processor is responsible for processing loan files by verifying the information the applicants supply on the application, documenting it in accordance with the terms and conditions of the loan approval, and providing the information necessary for the closing of the mortgage loan.
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Performs a thorough review of all consumer loans prior to clear to close and provides immediate feedback to the Consumer Loan Processor or Funder with any corrective measures to be taken prior to closing.
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Interface between loan processor, senior loan officer/ mortgage loan originator, underwriter, mortgage lender or mortgage banker, and realtors on behalf of the applicant as needed to ensure a successful loan transaction.
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Assist Staff Review Appraiser in advising loan officers on appraisal related issues. Process loan officer appraisal orders by obtaining information required from loan officer to complete an appraisal, send out bids, engage appraisers, and monitoring appraisal status.
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Provide assistance to the SBA loan processor/closer. Pre-document(s) review- work collaboratively with the commercial lender to gather all necessary documentation to ensure accurate, complete, and timely loan document requests are submitted to the loan processing team.
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Performs operational duties including mailing paid outs, filing mortgages and UCCs, tracking property and flood insurance, processing participation payments, and facilitating officer or processor requests.
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Being the interface between loan processor, senior loan officer/ mortgage loan originator, underwriter, mortgage lender or mortgage banker, and realtors on behalf of the applicant as needed to ensure a successful loan transaction.
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The Mortgage Loan Processor II is responsible for accurately managing loan documentation through our established systems, and reviewing it to ensure it is completed in full and complies with current banking regulations and policies.
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At least 1 year of previous experience fulfilling the roles of an LOA/Loan Partner, Processor, Loan Officer, and/or Underwriter. You will facilitate the completion of real estate loan applications, collect, analyze, and review supporting loan documentation in accordance with loan guidelines, and provide support throughout the loan application process.
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Conduct pipeline review no less than weekly with MLOs. Keep leadership and MLO informed of progress of mortgage loan file and advise them immediately of any problems that arise. Communicate loan status with members, Mortgage Loan Officer (MLO) and industry partners.
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The Loan Processor is responsible for the thorough review of a file, preparing, and verifying the data on the loan applications and supporting documentation that has been provided by the loan officers and submitting the verified loan files to underwriting, if additional information is needed to render a decisions it is the processors responsibility to reach out to the Customer to obtain.
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Making an initial review of the loan approval (Profile), using information available on the loan processing software system and credit file, obtaining required information for underwriting, and preparing loan closing documents.
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