Job Description
Job Description
The Loan Operations Associate is responsible for reviewing and analyzing loan applications to ensure files are complete and the borrower(s) meet the Banks underwriting guidelines. A successful Loan Operations Associate will be capable of adapting to the challenges that come with working at a smaller banking institution, where the candidate may need to take on new responsibilities and tasks. Accuracy and a strong attention to detail are imperative to the success of this position as well as complying with all lending regulations, bank policies and procedures.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Underwrites and reviews commercial, consumer, and residential loans.
- Evaluate loan applications from originators for risk, accuracy, consistency, and completeness. Any suspicious activity noted should be reported to the BSA Officer immediately.
- Manage the loan pipeline, ensuring loans are kept on track and meeting deadlines.
- Work with appraisers, attorneys, title companies, and municipal agencies.
- Maintains appraiser, attorney, and title company vendor management profiles.
- Loan account set up and maintenance on new and existing loans including tax and insurance escrows, Private Mortgage Insurance, and VSI processing.
- Prepare for all loan audits, work with senior management, auditors, regulators, customers.
- Work closely with Loan Originators, keeping originators on track through the loan process.
- Creates and maintains a file for each application, underwrites loan applications to ensure they follow regulations, bank policies and procedures.
- Receives and processes borrower funds for appraisals in a timely manner.
- Takes ownership of concerns and follows through with a resolution.
- Perform loan maintenance, corrections, and research.
- Assist branch personnel with loan payoffs for all types of loans.
- Send letters to customers for all maturing lines of credit.
- Processes loan payoffs for all types of loans.
- Tracks collateral insurance and flood.
- Prepare loan closings by updating final fees and producing a closing disclosure, produce accurate closing documents for the settlement attorney.
- Fund loans on the day of disbursement.
- Prepare closed mortgage files for secondary market, such as Rural Development, Maine State Housing, and Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston.
- Discharge paid off mortgages with the registry of deeds.
- Prepares loan reports for the monthly Board of Directors meeting.
- Annual completion of compliance training
- Maintains dispute and missing documents log.
- Assists in monitoring E-Oscar for incoming and outgoing disputes.
- Annual review of commercial loans over $250,000.
- Perform other duties as requested.