Mortgage Loan Officer $379/file - 100%

All West Capital is immediately looking for qualified experienced loan officers. Spanish Speaking Loan Officers very welcome

Become a Loan Officer / Loan Manager today and enjoy the benefits you deserve:

• 100% Commission for Loan Officers
• Originate in 37 states
• Loan Officers Paid in 24 hours
• Volume Discounts for teams
• $379 per file - (Manager Level)
• A Paper, Sub-Prime, Lot/Construction
• Work From Home or with Teams
• Professional Processing Available
• Referral Bonuses (recruit your friends)

Become a Loan Officer for an employer who offers you the flexibility and support you need to be successful.
REQUIREMENTS
As a Loan Officer evaluate applicants' financial backgrounds, and decide whether applicants will receive loans.

Loan officers interview applicants and review their applications with them. When they find information is missing, they ask applicants about it. As a Loan Officer you will also review applications after the interview to make sure they are complete. In addition, Loan Officers analyze the applicants' financial status. Loan Officers determine the value of property that is offered to secure the loan. Loan Officers also check the value of the home with a licensed appraiser. Loan Officers analyze credit standings. A Loan Officer will contact applicants and ask them additional questions based on concerns raised by the credit report. Loan Officers may re-calculate the loan payment schedule based on new information from applicants. A Loan Officer also uses internet based loan matching programs as well as interact with numerous lenders account executives. It is a Loan Officers job to find a perfect fit for their customers unique situation. Loan Officers also communicate with Title Company professionals and underwriters.

Once loan officers are satisfied they have enough information, they submit the loan to the appropriate lender for approval. Based on the package provided, lenders approve or deny the loan request. They may also approve a smaller loan than the applicant asked for. Finally, loan officers fill out the final paperwork with applicants. They explain the completed loan papers, payment schedule, and terms to the borrowers.

Many loan officers examine the market for the possibility of new loan business. They make sales calls to potential borrowers.

A Loan Officer specializes in certain types of loans, such as commercial, land and lot, and residential. They use computers to process data, track loans, and organize their work. They often supervise clerks in the preparation of loan documents.