The Post-Closing Doc Coordinator is responsible for obtaining, reviewing, and delivering trailing mortgage documents to investors and servicers. They also work with internal departments and settlement offices to cure defects in mortgage documentation.
The Corporate Underwriting Analyst acts as a liaison with investors to clear suspended loans and minimize organizational expenses. They are responsible for validating documentation, preparing rebuttals for defect findings, and monitoring loan pipelines until settlement.
The Closer is responsible for coordinating loan closings, preparing closing packages, and ensuring the accurate issuance of funds. They must manage the loan pipeline, verify all documentation for compliance with federal and state regulations, and coordinate with settlement agents.
The Regulatory Reports Analyst is responsible for ensuring organizational compliance with federal and state mortgage regulations by validating HMDA and NMLS MCR reporting data. The role involves coordinating with internal departments and IT to resolve data discrepancies and submitting accurate regulatory reports.
Manage the underwriting process and provide leadership, training, and support to a team of junior and senior underwriters. Responsible for evaluating consumer home loan applications and ensuring compliance with company policies and federal guidelines.
The Closer is responsible for coordinating loan closings, preparing closing packages, and ensuring the accuracy of all loan file information. They must manage the loan pipeline, verify compliance with federal and state regulations, and facilitate the funding process with settlement agents.
This position is responsible for analyzing and evaluating consumer home loan applications and supporting documentation to assess borrower creditworthiness across various mortgage types, including Conventional, Jumbo, FHA, VA, and USDA first mortgages. The role involves making approval or denial recommendations and providing documented support for all lending decisions.
