Mortgage Originator (Great Western Bank)

Responsible for origination and loan production of real estate mortgage loans, in accordance with established lending practices. Ultimate goal is to achieve profitable loan growth and profitable loan production, while providing excellent customer service.

Essential Functions:

1. Originate high quality loans that are within lending policies and operating procedures.

2. Develop relationships with customers, real estate professionals, builders and other business referral sources to promote Great Western Bank growth and profitability.

3. Collect and analyze financial data, develop understanding of underwriting requirements to effectively establish and negotiate credit terms effectively.

4. Inform prospective and existing customers of appropriate programs, rates, policies and loan procedures.

5. Maintain awareness of real estate rates and products available to Great Western Bank to sell Real Estate loans in the secondary market.

6. Respond to and resolve customer service requests according to Great Western policies in a prompt, efficient and courteous manner at all times.

7. Register and obtain a unique identifier number from the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System as a Mortgage Loan Originator as well as keep the license in force by submitting updates when personal information changes and to complete the annual renewal of the license.

8. Perform other job-related duties or special projects as assigned.

Requirements
Qualifications / Experience:

1. College Degree preferred in business or finance/accounting.
2. 1 + years of sales and mortgage industry experience.
3. Demonstrated verbal and written communication skills.
4. Excellent analytical skills with a strong understanding of the mortgage origination process, including secondary market loans.
5. Excellent customer service skills.

• Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities.
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