What are the job opportunities for loan processors?

For example, what type of companies hire loan processors? What is the avergage income of a loan processor? Where (online) can I find data about this field?

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3 Comments for “What are the job opportunities for loan processors?”

  1. Rabbit

    There are banks and mortgage companies galore that are crying for loan processors. What I want to know is how to qualify for one. It won’t take someone long to find a job if qualified. Most places I’ve asked said “You need experience” but then wouldn’t give me the opportunity to get experienced. Good luck.

  2. kevinr3d

    As a processor you need to have knowledge of how to take a loan from its application to close. You also need to be able to read between the lines and assess certain situations before they arise. Things to be familiar with consist of Appraisals, Title & Payoff, VOE’s, VOM’s, CPL & wiring instructions and most importantly for the loan originator the HUD. If this jargon is not familiar to you then you most likely will not be hired as a loan processor. A good way to try to get involved would be to work in a mortgage company in some other capacity i.e Telemarketer and try to work your way uo the food chain.

  3. frogee100179

    Yeah right. I have been looking for a processing job in the Chicago area for 3 months now. I was a mortgage loan processor that got laid off in January. My prior salary was $39,000 USD per year with monthly bonus. Total income for 2005 was $67,000. You’re best off trying to go through Monster.com.

    As a processor, you determine things like LTV, DTI, review appraisals, provide customer service and updates, clear conditions as required by the lender, set closing dates if required, as well as many many other things.

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