Position: Residential Loan Officer How to Apply: Email a resume and cover letter to [email protected] Salary: Salary range is $65,000 – $75,000 per year; non-commission Benefits: Health, Vision, Dental & Retirement Job Type: Full-Time, Hybrid Work
About the Organization: Mill Cities Community Investments (MCCI) bridges the capital access gap in low-to-moderate income communities and under-resourced populations in the Merrimack Valley and expands across Massachusetts through a range of low-cost loan programs and technical assistance to homeowners and businesses. MCCI is a U.S. Treasury-certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) and a state-certified Community Development Corporation (CDC).
MCCI’s Residential Services is committed to assisting homeowners build and preserve their wealth by improving the health, quality, and sustainability of their homes for their families and community.
Summary of position: The residential loan officer position supports MCCI’s mission and growth by advancing residential services’ financial offerings to low-income homeowners. The Residential Loan Officer’s main responsibilities include loan origination and processing, underwriting, and closing loans. This includes evaluating borrowers’ risk on both new and existing obligations and ensuring quality and soundness for the loan. This position is accountable for maintaining thorough knowledge of various loan programs offered by the organization and network.
Responsibilities:
Serves as the primary point of contact for clients proving awareness of our lending products and understanding and accessing their financial needs.
Originate loans using the Encompass loan origination system and other loan databases.
Ensure all disclosures are provided and executed in a timely manner.
Coordinate with clients and partners to compile and verify all necessary documentation to process and complete mortgage loan files.
Underwrite loans ensuring compliance with established program policies and guidelines, including evaluating credit, debt ratios, and home equity.
Prepare and present financial analysis for review and credit approval to the Residential Loan Committee.
Manage the loan closing process, including coordinating with the client and preparation of closing documents.
Meet with the client to review the closing package and notarize signatures on documents as needed.
Ensure accurate and timely upload of all closed loans to investors and delivery of the note.
Develop and maintain relationships with referral sources and partner agencies.
Maintain high levels of customer service, facilitate resources and assist in problem-solving as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Required Skills & Experience:
Experience in mortgage lending or relevant professional experience preferred.
MA Mortgage Loan Originator License or ability to obtain one within 90 days of start, required.
MA notary public or the ability to become a notary public within 90 days is required.
Valid driver’s license.
Fluency in Spanish and English is preferred.
Strong communication, analytical/technical skills, and time management.
Experience working with and servicing a multicultural client base.
Excellent people skills, with experience collaborating in a multi-disciplinary, diverse, and dynamic team
Solid computer skills, including MS Excel, Word, Google Drive, and loan databases.
Bachelor’s Degree in a related field, such as business administration, Business, Accounting, Finance, Community and Economic Development, or equivalent experience preferred
Position Type and Expected Hours of Work: Designated days and schedule will be primarily Monday-Friday.
Travel: The position requires regular travel throughout MA; based on the needs of the operations and business. Mileage is reimbursed following IRS regulations.
MCCI is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. MCCI provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
NECTAR COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS PROVIDES FIRST LOANS TO RHODE ISLAND BUSINESSES
Nectar Community Investments, a community development financial institution (CDFI), today announced its first set of financings for four Providence small businesses: Dolce & Salato, Ja Patty, Nuñez, and Stack House. All four businesses are using the funds to make a positive impact in the community by opening new spaces, expanding their operations or renovating existing facilities.
“Rhode Island is a dynamic state with a thriving small business landscape, and we’re excited to join the ecosystem and offer our skills and resources to its innovative entrepreneurs,” said Nectar Executive Director Glynn Lloyd. “We look forward to watching Dolce & Salato, Ja Patty, Nuñez and Stack House continue to grow and become anchors of their Providence neighborhoods.”
Nectar specializes in providing flexible growth capital, technical assistance, and strategic advisory services to small business owners and homeowners in historically disinvested communities. In various reports, Rhode Island-based researchers had identified gaps in the state’s economic ecosystem for this type of support, so Nectar joined forces with ecosystem collaborators in early 2024 to expand our network and increase awareness of new capital opportunities for small businesses. Nectar received crucial support from the Rhode Island Foundation to expand its …
Thank you to all who joined us at Artists for Humanity in Boston! Looking around the room, we were incredibly grateful for the community who gathered there to connect, persevere, resist, build, learn and celebrate. With the upheaval and changes happening around us, these types of events feel essential in our pursuit of a future full of economic justice. Thank you again for being there.
A huge congratulations to our Business Equity Initiative cohorts on their official graduation last night. Special thanks to Karilyn Crockett for her informative, thought-provoking presentation on how history provides lessons to achieve our mission today. As she put it, we are the waymakers — the ones who make a path, who tell the truth, who make change happen.
We’re taking that energy into the months and years to come. Let’s embrace our essence and double down on our work as waymakers. We’ll see you in the work.
Nectar Community Investments, with the Boston Foundation and the Local Enterprise Assistance Fund, provided a $900,000 financing package for construction and launch of a Vicente’s Supermarket branch at 452 Mount Pleasant St.
Vicente’s estimates the store has created about 30 construction jobs through 10 contractors, most owned by people of color.
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