Loan Processor
Review mortgage applications and ensure that applicants provide accurate and complete information for a loan.
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- What's it like to be a Loan Processor?
- How to become a Loan Processor
- Latest Loan Processor jobs
- Top skills and experience for Loan Processors
What's it like to be a Loan Processor?
Loan Processors act as liaisons between mortgage applicants and financial institutions. They need analytical skills in order to assess individual and business loans. Loan Processors collaborate with mortgage underwriters and collate all the necessary documentation required for a loan. This can include proof of employment, bank statements, bills and income statements.
Tasks and duties
- Coordinating with clients to gather required documents and guide them through the process.
- Reviewing an applicant’s current financial situation.
- Managing documents and identifying missing information.
- Ensuring that all information provided is accurate.
- Keeping updated on lender products, policy changes and options.
- Following up with lenders to ensure that transactions are being processed smoothly.
- Organizing conference calls to attend to client queries and concerns.
How to become a Loan Processor
While a secondary school certificate is usually enough to become a Loan Processor, a more formal education paired with adequate experience will boost your prospects of employment.
- Complete your secondary school education under the ABM strand (Accountancy, Business and Management). This will introduce you to basic financial principles and banking practices.
- Consider completing an associate or bachelor degree in business administration, finance or a related field to build more skills employers are looking for.
- Gain industry experience. Loan Processors typically start off in banks, realty companies, mortgage companies and financial institutions. You will most likely receive on-the-job training when you get employed.
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Skills and experience employers are looking for
Having the right skills and experience can make you an in-demand applicant. Loan Processor employers on Jobstreet are looking for job seekers with expertise in the following areas. Loan Processing
Process Work
Settlements
Valuation
Lending
Underwriting
Home Loans
Mortgage Broking
Data Entry
Thoroughness
Communication Skills
Customer Service
Appraisals
Time Management
CRM Software
Real Estate
Microsoft Office
Multitasking
Financial Services
Thai Certified Investment and Securities Analyst
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