Lead Mortgage Underwriting Coordinator
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Role summary
Performs a variety of clerical processes and transactions related to mortgage underwriting applications. Responsibilities include accurate and timely gathering, reviewing, confirming, and processing of required information required by underwriting staff to support underwriting decisions. Must communicate with internal underwriters providing a high level of customer service. Enters data into various systems and databases to complete proposals and renewals. May require an associate’s degree in an administrative discipline and clerical and/or related underwriting assistant experience.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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