The Servicing Support Specialist supports the Mortgage Default Servicing organization by managing mortgage loan files involving title-related issues, contested foreclosure matters, probate cases, statute of limitations concerns, evictions, and other specialized servicing activities.
Locations (2)
Owensboro, Kentucky, United States
Irving, Texas, United States
Compensation
Pay Range: $20.87 - $27.84
Responsibilities
Review and analyze mortgage loan files involving title defects, contested matters, foreclosure-related issues, probate cases, and other specialized servicing situations.
Research file documentation and identify issues requiring resolution to support loan servicing and foreclosure processes.
Partner with internal Legal teams, business partners, and external law firms to obtain information, resolve file exceptions, and drive appropriate outcomes.
Evaluate recommendations received from external counsel and perform independent analysis to determine next steps.
Support site acquisition and development activities for wireless telecommunications and other infrastructure projects.
Compensation
Competitive salary
Bonus based on performance
Responsibilities
Complete assigned site acquisition activities from initial search area or site assignment through candidate selection, lease execution, zoning and permitting coordination, due diligence, design support, and project closeout.
Review search rings, GIS information, parcel records, zoning maps, land-use restrictions, access, utilities, environmental considerations, and constructability constraints to identify and evaluate potential candidate sites.
Conduct property ownership research and direct landowner outreach; schedule meetings and site visits, explain proposed projects, and maintain professional working relationships with property owners and representatives.
Perform initial candidate screening, coordinate field assessments, collect site photographs and property information, and evaluate feasibility against client and jurisdictional requirements.
Prepare accurate and complete Site Candidate Information Packages (SCIPs), candidate comparisons, feasibility summaries, property research, site documentation, client reports, and other required deliverables.
Requirements
Associate’s degree in urban planning, construction management, project management, or a related field