Senior Mortgage Processor
Listed on 2026-09-27
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Finance & Banking
Loan Servicing, Financial Compliance
Shore United Bank is a full-service financial institution with a rich history dating back to 1876. In excess of $6 billion in assets, we offer innovative financial services delivered with the personal touch you expect. We serve a broad geographic area with branches in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia, and we also provide a comprehensive suite of digital banking services that allow you to bank with us no matter where life takes addition to banking, we offer trust and wealth management services through Wye Trust, a division of Shore United Bank.
Together, our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to helping you achieve your financial goals.
Shore United Bank is seeking a full-time Senior Mortgage Processor to join our team. The Mortgage processor is responsible for the accurate review, preparation, and processing of loan documentation required for the closing of residential and consumer loans. This position ensures all loan documents are complete, compliant, and prepared in a timely manner to support efficient loan closings. The Mortgage Analyst collaborates with lending staff, title companies, attorneys, and other stakeholders to resolve documentation issues, maintain regulatory compliance, and deliver a high level of customer service throughout the loan closing process.
What You’ll Do:A detailed list of job duties includes (but is not limited to):
- Review and verifies new loan information is entered correctly into the Empower system. Uploads credit report, SDAT, property taxes, sales contract, etc to file for initial disclosures.
- Communicates with Borrowers and all parties to request income/asset information. Uploads all income/asset information into Empower system. Completes income calculation and rental income sheets (if applicable). Runs AUS as needed.
- Completes the Processing Screen as tasks are requested and completed.
- Order FHA case numbers, CAIVERS, VA documents, appraisal, final inspections, appraisal reviews, flood cert, tax transcripts, Data Verify, condo docs, verifications of employment, and title work.
- Submit loans to Underwriting when ready. Document file with loan notes and Incomplete Notices on a regular basis.
- When loan is approved, communicate with Borrowers items needed to close. Once conditions are received, reviewed, and uploaded the loan is sent back to Underwriting.
- Communicate with Closers and title company to schedule closing dates and obtain title work and final items for closing. Request homeowner’s insurance policy.
- Pull soft pull credit report and request verbal verifications of employment within 7 days of closing.
- Construction loans require construction docs to be sent to the Construction Dept for review and approval. Processor uploads construction contract, builder docs, appraisal, building permit, HOI (if applicable) to the Construction folder. Sends draw schedule to Borrowers and Builders when approved for signatures.
- If file has flood insurance, Processor is to complete the Flood Insurance Coverage checklist and obtain second review to verify coverage and policy are accurate and have sufficient coverage.
- Update locks to clear validation errors and extend locks through Optimal Blue as needed. Review lock expiration report on a daily basis.
- Processor to complete a Dead File Checklist and review for all loans that are denied/withdrawn/cancelled. Flood certs to be cancelled, file to document appraisal delivery and Adverse Action if applicable. Appropriate loan status to be entered and HMDA screen to be reviewed for accuracy and saved.
- Processors review their active pipeline on a daily basis to verify file is accurate, up-to-date and current at all times.
- Quality Control performed on all files.
- Processors to review the Loans to Close report to verify loans are…
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