The analyst will monitor customer communications to ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and company policies. They will also identify performance trends, report findings to management, and assist in the design of call monitoring formats.
The Account Executive Assistant supports sales management and Account Executives by managing loan processing tasks, ensuring underwriting compliance, and maintaining accurate data in the loan origination system. They also facilitate marketing efforts, coordinate sales calls, and provide backup assistance to ensure timely loan closings and broker satisfaction.
The specialist is responsible for overseeing a network of third-party service providers to ensure compliance with company policies and regulatory guidelines. They will manage vendor documentation, conduct due diligence, and escalate identified risks or compliance issues to leadership.
The analyst evaluates and resolves complex second lien mortgage loans by validating lien enforceability and quantifying loss exposure. They also manage investor approvals, coordinate foreclosure bidding activities, and ensure accurate reporting and audit readiness.
The analyst is responsible for performing financial reconciliations on liquidated loans and identifying recovery opportunities to mitigate losses. They must also research incurred losses to determine responsibility and communicate findings directly with external investors.
The Default Invoice Coordinator reviews vendor invoices for accuracy and compliance with agency and company allowable amounts. They also perform reconciliation procedures and resolve discrepancies with vendors to ensure valid processing of work completed.
The Default Invoice Coordinator will manage invoice processing tasks within a mortgage servicing environment. They will collaborate with team members to ensure accurate financial documentation and support company operations.
The Senior Title Curative is responsible for researching and resolving title issues and discrepancies for REO properties and refinance transactions. They will communicate with internal and external partners to ensure timely resolution and maintain accurate reporting of all title defects.
The specialist is responsible for reviewing the accuracy of loss mitigation underwriting decisions, including income calculations and final modification calculations. They also track error trends, provide management reporting, and assist in training new hires.
The Senior Loan Processor is responsible for reviewing mortgage loan files for adherence to underwriting standards and ensuring the completeness of submissions. They also coordinate with internal departments and external parties to resolve outstanding issues and ensure compliance with company and investor guidelines.
The Benefits Administrator manages corporate benefit programs including medical, dental, and leave administration while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. They also serve as a primary contact for vendors, handle employee inquiries, and support annual open enrollment processes.
The specialist will manage pre-foreclosure processes within a fully integrated mortgage company. They are expected to collaborate with teams to ensure efficient operations while acting in the best interests of customers and the company.
The Loss Mitigation Underwriter II is responsible for underwriting loss mitigation applications in accordance with Treasury, Company, and Investor guidelines. They perform thorough loan quality analysis, verify borrower income and hardship, and determine appropriate workout solutions.
The Investor Accounting Analyst will manage mortgage servicing accounting tasks and ensure accurate financial reporting. They will collaborate with internal teams to maintain compliance and support the company's mortgage lending operations.
The Senior Client Relationship Analyst manages counterparty relationships, ensuring compliance with mortgage servicing requirements and investor guidelines. They are responsible for performing loan data analysis, facilitating investor presentations, and driving process improvements across the mortgage servicing lifecycle.
The specialist is responsible for ensuring FHA supplemental claims are accurate, compliant with guidelines, and supported by required documentation. They also evaluate claim merits, provide recommendations to management, and maintain performance standards while identifying process improvements.
The Director will oversee loss mitigation underwriting operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory, investor, and insurer requirements while driving productivity and quality standards. They will lead cross-functional teams, manage technology and process improvement initiatives, and provide executive-level reporting on operational performance and risk.
The developer will work on CRM systems within a fully integrated mortgage company. They will contribute to innovative solutions that support mortgage lending and servicing operations.
The Investor Reporting Analyst is responsible for managing mortgage investor reporting tasks within a fully integrated mortgage company. They will collaborate with teams to ensure accurate financial reporting and support the company's mortgage servicing operations.
The analyst will be responsible for investor reporting tasks within a fully integrated mortgage company. They will support mortgage lending and servicing operations while ensuring accurate financial documentation.
The supervisor manages projects and relationships related to the transfer of residential mortgage servicing rights while ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations. They are responsible for training staff, monitoring performance, and implementing quality and productivity improvements within the department.
The manager will lead and coach a team of desktop technicians while overseeing day-to-day service desk operations and performance metrics. They serve as the primary liaison between business units and IT to ensure technology services meet organizational objectives and service level agreements.
The analyst will be responsible for managing investor accounting functions within a mortgage servicing environment. They will ensure accurate reporting and reconciliation while collaborating with internal teams to support mortgage operations.
The Investor Reporting Analyst generates monthly accounting reports for assigned investors while ensuring compliance with investor guidelines. They are responsible for forecasting principal and interest advances, reconciling pool-to-security discrepancies, and managing wire transfers for investor remittances.
The Bankruptcy Team Lead manages residential mortgage loans in the bankruptcy process to minimize losses and ensure adherence to investor timelines and regulations. They are responsible for team performance, providing staff training, handling escalated inquiries, and implementing process improvements.
The specialist is responsible for preparing, filing, and following up on FHA claims in accordance with insurer and investor guidelines. They must document system tasks, ensure file accuracy, and communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders.
Provide administrative support to the legal department by tracking and organizing customer complaints and issues. Maintain department files, manage email inboxes, and assist with exception reporting and audit responses.
Develop and maintain relationships with mortgage brokers and sellers to drive the sale of wholesale and correspondent loan products. Act as a liaison between external partners and internal operations to facilitate timely loan closings and purchases.
Responsible for ensuring accurate and timely default reporting for government mortgage servicing portfolios. This includes conducting root-cause analysis on data issues and collaborating with management to improve business processes.
The analyst ensures loan servicing business units comply with internal policies and federal, state, and local regulatory requirements. This involves conducting testing, validating remediation plans, and performing loan data analysis to communicate results to business units.
The analyst is responsible for reviewing and reconciling default claims for accuracy across various agencies including FHA, VA, and USDA. They ensure all expenses are validated and corrections are made before submitting claims for reimbursement.
Responsible for reviewing FHA mortgage insurance claims for accuracy and submitting them for filing according to company and federal regulations. This includes performing quality checks via scorecards, documenting systems, and validating expenses and documentation.
The Senior Foreclosure Specialist monitors vendor activities for timely and accurate handling of residential mortgage foreclosures according to state requirements, while collaborating with internal support groups for optimal resolution. This role involves maintaining foreclosure tracking, managing attorney/trustee communications, processing fees, analyzing exceptions like tax sales, and ensuring compliance with all relevant laws and investor guidelines.
