Application processor vs loan servicing specialist

Differences between application processor and loan servicing specialist duties and responsibilities

Application processor example responsibilities.

• Manage a monthly pipeline averaging 100 files from origination to funding per month as a Jr. processor.
• Execute the origination process, including ordering credit reports, appraisals and preliminary title reports.
• Work in mailroom sorting mail by zip codes.
• Maintain A/P, A/R, and report payroll.
• Participate in specialty functions of all aspects of the mailroom.
• Utilize PeopleSoft and OnBase programs to classify and index data.
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Loan servicing specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage the non-judicial and judicial FNMA foreclosure portfolio.
• Time management and organization skills to effectively prioritize multiple objectives and achieve volume goals.
• Coordinate and schedule settlements upon final loan approval and review HUD-1 for reconciliation of itemize financial data.
• Train new hires in the MSP system to ensure they understand how to gather data and for escrow analysis.
• Prepare internally generate commercial loan documentation for all states the organization does business in.
• Work with LIS, LPS, and ESO program.
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