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Robert Half

Loan Processor - Support

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What they do

A Loan Processor processes applications for bank loans including mortgage or commercial loans. Assists customers with the application process, organizes and reviews credit information or business financial reports, and puts together materials needed for loan underwriters to evaluate an application.

$43,000 / year median in Michigan

-26% projected decline

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Job Description

We are looking for a detail-oriented Loan Processor - Support specialist to join a credit union team in Michigan. This Long-term Contract position focuses on managing mortgage loan documentation, maintaining compliance throughout the lending process, and supporting efficient file progression from application through post-closing activities. The ideal candidate brings hands-on mortgage processing experience, strong organizational skills, and the ability to work accurately in a deadline-driven environment.
Responsibilities:
  • Examine mortgage applications and supporting records to confirm completeness, accuracy, and readiness for lending and underwriting review.
  • Maintain loan files in both digital and paper formats, ensuring documents are organized, current, and properly retained.
  • Apply knowledge of lending regulations and documentation standards to support compliant processing across the mortgage lifecycle.
  • Coordinate lien-related documentation and follow-up activities to help secure proper mortgage recording and perfection.
  • Monitor insurance, flood certification, and title-related items to keep required collateral documentation active and complete.
  • Review tax service records and assist with property tax disbursement tasks when applicable.
  • Help set up and maintain escrow accounts while supporting related tracking and reconciliation activities.
  • Contribute to mortgage reporting needs, including assistance with Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data tracking and preparation of recurring loan reports.
  • Provide responsive operational support for additional processing and documentation needs as assigned by leadership.