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Senior Modification Processor - Mortgage

Company Name:
ISG Partners
Position Type:
Full-time
This ISG Partners client is the premier business process outsourcing provider specializing in mortgage subservicing, default management, loss mitigation, due diligence, REO and quality control services to over 240 lenders and investors. Leveraging its unique global delivery model and 22 year track record of success, they provide their clients with unique, customized solutions to improve service quality, lower costs and make its clients' loans worth more.
Duties and Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Analyze Modification submission documents for accuracy and completeness including disclosures and other credit related documents.
Review credit reports and other loan documents in order to ensure borrowers meet HAMP eligibility or any alternative Servicer/Investor workout.
Input information correctly into the loss mitigation system and calculate affordable payment and new loan terms.
Organize workload to meet daily underwriting expectations
Recommend alternative workout solutions if determine HAMP ineligible
Maintain a strong working knowledge of HAMP and investor guidelines
Manage and perform multiple tasks accurately in a fast-pace environment
Responsible to respond to any Audit request on reviewed files
Required Skills
Skills/Knowledge Requirements:
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong analytical skills
Strong Excel skillsEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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