Mortgage Broker

Job Description

$90,000 - $110,000 at plan earningsResponsibilities:

Gather documents such as applicant’s credit history, income and employment verification, assets and liabilities, and background check to determine creditworthiness

Find ideal mortgage product and lender for potential borrowers by researching competitive mortgage rates and interest rates and negotiating terms

Apply for mortgage loan on behalf of homeowners by submitting completed loan application to lender

Maintain strong referral relationships with real estate agents and with mortgage lending sources/ mortgage bankers, gather up to date lending rate sheets and stay abreast of mortgage industry trends

Interface with mortgage professionals such as lender institution underwriters, closing agents, and the borrower’s real estate agent to ensure a smooth mortgage processQualifications:

5 years of mortgage loan origination or loan officer experience required

Bachelor’s degree preferred in real estate law, banking, finance, business administration, or economics

A current NMLS license or National Association of Mortgage Broker licensure or certification is required

Advanced computer skills including MS office, and loan origination software

Superior time management, communication and analysis skills and independently resourceful

Active NMLS licensing or the ability to pass the Mortgage Licensing Exam to obtain an active NMLS license within 90 days of hire

About Company

LIV Mortgage is passionate about creating opportunities for employees, clients, referrals, and business partners. We provide home loans with attention to detail and a personalized client experience. We have proprietary, purchase-driven, relationships that would increase overall origination production across multiple markets to the right candidate in the Midwest. LIV Mortgage is increasing staff throughout the organization through cultivation and acquisition in order to efficiently sustain and scale production.

LIV Mortgage is licensed in the following states: Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. This role is intended for those states, with expansion into others when strategically aligned.