Collateral Analyst

Position Summary

The Collateral Analyst plays a critical role in risk mitigation within the Post Purchase Operations department by performing due diligence to verify the accuracy and completeness of mortgage loan documents received. The analyst works closely with management to ensure quality and timely resolution of collateral exceptions and other responsibilities as assigned. This role has a certain level of interaction with internal and external parties (Transaction Management, Sellers, and Conversions).

Responsibilities & Duties

• Responsible for the collateral review process on purchased/sold loans
• Aid in clearing or curing collateral issues on purchased/sold loans
• Manage the relationship with custodians
• Manage the custody of collateral files at the custodian
• Manage the release of collateral files
• Deliver collateral documents to investors, purchasers, or sellers
• Identify collateral issues and escalate to Manager on a timely basis
• Perform daily/monthly reconciliation of documents
• Manage any reports received from internal and external parties
• Create and maintain policy and procedures
• Create and distribute various ad hoc reports, as needed
• Perform MERS portfolio reconciliation and remediation, as needed

Required Experience & Education

• 1-3+ years in mortgage industry or a combination of relevant work experience and college education
• Knowledge of mortgage loan documents
• Strong organizing and time management skills
• Must be able to adapt well to a fast-paced and constantly changing business environment
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and oral
• PC proficiency
• Proficiency with Excel/Word
• Experience with loan document management, or other mortgage-related processing systems
• Must be able to handle multiple tasks and manage workload independently

Pay

A reasonable estimate of the base compensation range for this role is $55,000-$70,000. The actual salary offer to the successful candidate will be based on job-related education, geographic location, training, licensure and certification, and other factors.