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AMBITION HOMES & LOANS
Senior Mortgage Loan Processor
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What they do
A Loan Underwriter determines if the risk of offering a mortgage or loan to a particular borrower under certain parameters is acceptable to the lending organization.
$84,072 / year median in California
-19% projected decline
Job Description
Overview We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Senior Loan Processor to join our dynamic financial services team. In this pivotal role, you will oversee the end-to-end processing of loan applications, ensuring accuracy, compliance, and efficiency throughout the loan lifecycle. Your expertise in financial concepts, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices will drive seamless loan operations and exceptional client service. This position offers an exciting opportunity to lead critical processes within a fast-paced environment dedicated to excellence and integrity. Duties A mortgage loan officer helps individuals and families obtain financing to purchase, refinance, or renovate homes. They guide borrowers through the mortgage process, evaluate financial information, recommend appropriate loan products, and work with lenders, underwriters, real estate agents, and other professionals to bring a loan from application to closing. Here's a detailed overview: Role and Responsibilities A mortgage loan officer's primary responsibilities include: Meeting with prospective borrowers to discuss their financial goals and homeownership plans. Explaining available mortgage products, including: Conventional loans FHA loans VA loans USDA loans Jumbo loans Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) Fixed-rate mortgages Refinancing options Home equity loans and HELOCs Collecting financial documentation such as: Pay stubs W-2s Tax returns Bank statements Employment verification Asset documentation Reviewing credit reports and analyzing borrowers' financial qualifications. Calculating debt-to-income (DTI) ratios and estimating monthly mortgage payments. Issuing or assisting with pre-qualification and pre-approval letters. Submitting complete loan packages to underwriting. Communicating with processors, underwriters, appraisers, escrow/title companies, insurance agents, and real estate agents. Keeping borrowers informed throughout the loan process. Ensuring all federal and state lending regulations are followed.