1⟩ Tell us which loan origination system software are you most familiar with?
Unfortunate have not used any at this point but looking forward to gaining experience.
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Unfortunate have not used any at this point but looking forward to gaining experience.
I have worked in customer service for some time and have also handled more escalated situations. For the most part, I feel confident that I can make a decision to do what is right and appropriate regardless of the situation.
A niche mortgage company one that who's only operations are mortgage and even so, a company that has a focus on only certain types of loans to better serve clientele.
Pressure to me is not a concern due to the fact that when all task are ordered by length of time to complete and the amount of daily tasks, you avoid an over filled work load. If for some reason issues arise I always guarantee the task to be completed.
I consider myself to be very reliable. I will stay until the job gets done and if needed I will come in early. Whatever is needed to get the loan closed.
I will nicely and a professional way point out the mistake and the correct way to proceed to work as a team and meet pour company's goals.
Because not only I have the experience, but its a life/professional goal I set many years ago and also because I like it and I enjoyed doing this, of course there are times when you nned to take a mental break.
I do not. However, I am in the process of learning more about mortgage loans and love to learn about the process in general. I also can learn most programs quickly.
I would love to help every borrower find the right loan, but I know that that is not always possible.
Speak about specifics that relate to the position you are applying for.
If you do not have specific experience, get as close as you can.
I am willing to sacrifice time when needed, am not the typical 8 to 5 with an hour of lunch, I do what is necessary to get the job done even if that includes extra effort on every aspect.
Get back into the mortgage industry through loan processing and then move up to loan originator and possibly broker.
I have been working on LMCU mortgage courses to learn more about the loan process, ethics, and law. Likewise I have been researching about mortgage procedures on my own time.
Excellent organizational skills and ability to shift priorities throughout the day. Also the loyalty to working whatever hours are necessary to ensure that loans get closed.
I just know the basic definition from my real estate national preparation guide.
There are two systems: one is Fannie Mae's DU (Desktop Underwriter — sometimes called Desktop Originator) and the other one is Freddie Mac's LP (Loan Prospector).
Co is built on a foundation of shared values; ie, trust, integrity, quality relationships and financial strength.
Team player by my actions I will back up those in need, offer help and guidance, work hard to accomplish the entire task at hand versus just my part. I am very conscientious and want to do the right thing overall for the customer rather than letting something suffer because of politics. Loyal, dedicated, decisive, curious.
Because I have proven that I am an asset as I learn and grow fast and I love to assist others around me if assistance is needed. I have high work ethics, and will do what I can to go above and beyond and make my employer look good.
How do you calculate income?
What methods would you use to analyze credit?
Imagine you have a busy day, with loan officers and clients calling constantly to inquire about the state of applications. How do you handle the stress? What do you do to ensure excellent customer service?
How would you approach a demanding loan officer/underwriter?
What documents would you ask for to begin processing a loan?