Loan Processor

TrueholdReal Estate Finance

Remote (Eastern/Central), Eastern/CentralFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Experience: 2+ years

Requirements

2+ years of mortgage loan processing experience
Strong understanding of mortgage documentation, underwriting conditions, and closing requirements
Demonstrated proficiency with wholesale broker portals
Comfort with investor documentation, rental income, and cash-flow analysis
High attention to detail and strong organizational skills with the ability to manage several loans simultaneously
Professional written and verbal communication skills
Experience with DSCR and real estate investor loan products (preferred)
Experience with non-agency or non-QM investor lending (preferred)
Experience working in a high-volume and/or scaling mortgage operation (preferred)

Responsibilities

Process DSCR and investor mortgage loans from initial disclosure through closing
Review, verify, and organize borrower, property, and third-party documentation to ensure complete loan files
Calculate and validate DSCR metrics, rental income, and cash-flow inputs in accordance with lender guidelines
Submit loan files to underwriting and manage underwriting conditions through final approval and clear-to-close
Collaborate closely with loan officers, wholesale account executives, underwriters, borrowers, title/escrow, appraisers, and other third-party vendors
Track loan milestones, follow up on outstanding conditions, and proactively resolve issues to keep loans moving
Maintain accurate loan notes, document tracking, and status updates in the loan origination system and lender portals
Ensure compliance with investor requirements, internal policies, and applicable regulatory standards

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