The Bilingual Loan Officer Assistant supports mortgage loan officers by reviewing loan applications, managing documentation, and ensuring timely loan closings. They act as a primary point of contact for customers and internal teams to facilitate a positive and efficient lending experience.
The Associate Director, Compliance oversees the Compliance Management System, including monitoring, testing, and audit readiness programs. They provide regulatory guidance to business stakeholders and ensure consistent adherence to mortgage lending laws and company policies.
The Loan Officer is responsible for sourcing mortgage leads, building referral networks, and managing the end-to-end loan application process. They must analyze applicant financial status, explain loan options, and maintain strong communication with real estate agents and internal processing teams.
The Outside Loan Originator is responsible for sourcing mortgage leads, building referral networks, and managing the end-to-end loan application process. They must analyze applicant financial status, explain loan options, and maintain strong communication with clients and real estate partners.
The Manager, NFST oversees the Non-Funded Support Team, ensuring timely review and approval of disposition requests and compliance support cases. This role also acts as a key stakeholder for audits and regulatory inquiries related to ECOA, FCRA, and adverse action regulations.
The Inside Loan Originator is responsible for converting inbound leads into mortgage loans by consulting with customers and managing the loan origination process. They must analyze borrower needs, negotiate terms, and maintain production standards while ensuring compliance with federal and state guidelines.
The Director, Compliance provides strategic leadership and oversight for compliance operations, testing, and quality assurance functions. This role partners with senior leadership to mitigate regulatory risk, ensure examination readiness, and promote compliance excellence across the organization.
The Sr. Correspondent Purchaser oversees the end-to-end purchase process for closed correspondent loans, ensuring compliance with investor guidelines and company policies. This role acts as a primary liaison with seller partners to resolve documentation, collateral, and title issues while managing loan data in the system.
The Product Development Analyst assists in the research, development, and monitoring of various mortgage products including agency and affordable housing programs. They serve as the primary point of contact for investors and manage the updates of loan origination system templates and internal procedures.
The Director, Compliance provides strategic oversight of post-closing suspense and compliance issue management functions. This role establishes risk-based frameworks to identify, remediate, and resolve regulatory issues while driving continuous improvement through technology and data analytics.
The Inside Loan Officer manages inbound customer inquiries and system-assigned leads to guide borrowers through the mortgage origination process. They are responsible for assessing financing needs, presenting mortgage solutions, and maintaining an active pipeline to meet production goals.
The Outside Loan Originator is responsible for sourcing mortgage leads, building referral networks, and managing the end-to-end mortgage application process. They must maintain an active NMLS license while providing expert guidance to customers regarding loan products and financial feasibility.
The Loan Processor is responsible for obtaining and verifying documentation to underwrite loans while ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations. They manage the loan pipeline, communicate with customers and loan officers, and assist in training new processing personnel.
The Loan Officer Assistant supports mortgage loan officers by managing loan applications, documentation, and pipeline tasks to ensure timely closings. They act as a point of contact for customers and internal teams to facilitate a positive lending experience.
The Post Closing Bond Manager oversees the daily operations of the Bond Post Closing Team, including pipeline management, performance coaching, and process improvements. This role also serves as an escalated point of contact for investors and ensures compliance with federal, state, and agency requirements.
The Investor Suspense Team Lead manages the daily operations of the Post Closing team, ensuring timely resolution of investor conditions and exceptions. They provide performance coaching, monitor team metrics, and serve as the primary escalation point for loan-level decisions.
The Operations Solutions UAT Specialist acts as the primary liaison between technology teams, stakeholders, and vendors to manage testing phases. This role is responsible for creating test plans, documenting defects in JIRA, and ensuring technical updates align with business requirements.
The Reverse Mortgage Inside Sales Representative manages and converts inbound and outbound leads by educating homeowners on reverse mortgage solutions. They are responsible for assessing eligibility, guiding prospects through the loan process, and maintaining accurate documentation in CRM systems.
The Outside Loan Originator is responsible for sourcing mortgage leads, building referral networks, and managing the end-to-end loan application process. They must analyze applicant financial status and credit while maintaining compliance with NMLS and S.A.F.E. Act regulations.
The Mortgage Regulatory Counsel serves as the primary legal resource for mortgage fee, disclosure, and document matters by interpreting federal and state regulations. This role collaborates with technology and compliance teams to ensure system configurations and workflows accurately reflect legal requirements.
The Inside Construction Loan Officer converts inbound leads into mortgage loans by consulting with customers on their financing goals. They are responsible for managing a personal pipeline, analyzing borrower documentation, and ensuring compliance with federal and state guidelines.
The Post Closing Specialist coordinates the resolution of loan conditions identified by investors to ensure timely purchase. They are responsible for researching loan files, obtaining necessary documentation, and communicating with internal departments and clients to clear suspense items.
The Loan Processor is responsible for managing the loan pipeline, verifying borrower documentation, and ensuring compliance with mortgage regulations. They act as a primary point of contact for customers, loan officers, and underwriters to facilitate the loan approval process.
The Outside Loan Originator is responsible for sourcing mortgage leads, building referral networks, and managing the end-to-end loan application process. They must analyze applicant financial status, explain loan options, and maintain clear communication with clients and real estate partners.
The Senior Loan Officer Assistant manages the loan officers' schedules, handles incoming calls, and assists with clerical tasks for the loan processing team. They are also responsible for maintaining the branch lead tracker, database, and ensuring branch objectives for pre-qualifications and pre-approvals are met.
The specialist is responsible for performing accurate income calculations and reviews for loans prior to underwriter review. They provide support to loan officers and processors by interpreting investor guidelines and analyzing complex financial documentation.
The Senior Bilingual Loan Processor manages the loan pipeline by reviewing borrower documentation, verifying application accuracy, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. They also communicate directly with customers, loan officers, and underwriters to facilitate the loan approval process and provide necessary disclosures.
The Lock Desk Analyst is responsible for processing rate lock, change, and extension requests while enforcing company policies. They also provide support to Loan Officers and collaborate with Secondary Marketing to implement system and process enhancements.
The Sr. Loan Officer is responsible for originating and processing real estate mortgage loans while maintaining an active NMLS license. They must source leads, build referral networks, and manage the entire loan application process from documentation to closing.
The Condo Underwriter is responsible for reviewing documentation for condominium and cooperative projects to ensure compliance with internal policies and agency requirements. They must determine project eligibility, manage project lists, and maintain accurate documentation for all underwriting activities.
The Regulatory Affairs Counsel manages and coordinates responses to federal and state regulatory examinations, audits, and information requests. This role also involves developing compliance strategies, reviewing policies, and collaborating with stakeholders to ensure adherence to mortgage lending regulations.
