Outside Mortgage Loan Originator at Fall River Municipal Credit Union

Fall River, Massachusetts, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

14 Feb, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Mortgage Financing, Business Development, Relationship Management, Solicitation, Underwriting, Loan Application, Compliance, DTI Calculation, Credit Analysis, Loan-to-Value Ratios, Communication, Record Keeping, Sales, Lead Generation, Market Analysis, Cross-selling

Industry

Banking

Description

Description POSITION TITLE: Outside Mortgage Loan Originator DEPARTMENT: Mortgage Lending POSITION FUNCTION This position requires a self-driven, ambitious individual who possesses a current book of business and has the proven capability to form and maintain professional relationships within the community. A key responsibility is soliciting new business and expanding the business of current members by selling the Credit Unions mortgage financing capability. 90% of the work week will consist of being on the road, developing relationships with attorneys, brokers, developers, and realtors to generate new mortgage business. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Interviews and counsels members regarding residential and investment mortgage applications to help determine their eligibility. Inform members of various mortgage products as well as cross-selling other products offered by the credit union. Keeps informed of the current trends and developments in the local real estate market as well as changing rules and regulations; communicates these changes to all appropriate team members in a timely fashion. Establishing and maintaining a customer and referral basis by making calls and scheduling visits to potential realtors, investors, builders, and attorneys as assigned; and maintains detailed records for the same. Attend community, realtor and industry events and organizational meetings to establish relationships with local businesses and individuals. Seek business opportunities for the Credit Union as they arise. Performs preliminary underwriting of loans to determine DTI, credit and Loan-to Value rations in accordance with the FRMCU and the secondary market guidelines. Ensures accuracy and completion of loan applications. Generate applications and necessary forms needed for the processor to proceed with processing the application. Provide all documentation to the mortgage processor in a timely manner so that the loan may close. Maintains effective communication with all FRMCU employees to ensure coordination and exchange of information to achieve goals and provide a positive member experience. Ensure all documents collected up front are accurate and adhere to policy, checking for conformity to regulations (federal, state and credit union). Responsible for production goals set forth by management. Perform other duties as assigned. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES Maintains a required level of quality and quantity of work. Assists in all areas of the department as needed. Continues to acquire the necessary education to maintain knowledge of federal and state rules and regulations to ensure compliance. Flexible schedule, including some weekends to meet the needs of members and generate new leads to increase production. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Hand dexterity required to operate computer terminal and/or related equipment. Eye coordination required to operate computer/teller terminal. Sitting at desk or computer workstation for periods of time. Travels to Credit Union facilities/locations as required. Drives to and attends meetings as required. Moves around credit union between levels or floors while performing duties. Bending and stretching in work area. Speaks and listens to members and explains credit union services. Ability to lift up to 20 lbs. with or without assistance Safe driving record This position description covers the more prominent duties performed, and is not limited to other work duties that may be assigned.

Responsibilities

This role involves actively soliciting new mortgage business and expanding current member financing by spending 90% of the week on the road developing relationships with professionals like realtors, brokers, and attorneys. Essential functions include interviewing members, informing them of mortgage products, performing preliminary underwriting, and ensuring accurate loan application documentation is provided promptly.