Mortgage Loan Officer: LBC Mortgage in Los Angeles

• Mortgage Loan Officer: LBC Mortgage in Los Angeles

LBC Mortgage 4605 Lankershim Blvd #421, North Hollywood, CA 91602 Start Date
09/04/2026

125000 Full-Time

The mortgage loan officer role at LBC Mortgage is a full-time opening with part-time availability in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, and it supports remote or on-site work. LBC Mortgage pays salary plus commission from $50,000 to $200,000 per year, and the schedule is self-determined. An active NMLS license is required for the role.

The loan officer works with clients seeking conventional, FHA, Non-QM, and hard money financing. Company-provided leads feed a process that runs from the first conversation through loan closing. Remote and on-site work are both available through the North Hollywood operation. The listed loan programs include residential, investment, self-employed, and foreign-citizen lending.

• Role: Mortgage Loan Officer
• Employer: LBC Mortgage
• Location: 4605 Lankershim Blvd #421, North Hollywood, CA 91602
• Pay: $50,000 to $200,000 per year, salary plus commission
• Employment type: Full-time, with part-time availability

Applicants have an active NMLS license ready before starting the application. The role asks candidates to settle their preferred work arrangement and confirm experience with Conventional, FHA, Non-QM, or hard money products.

A mortgage loan officer starts with a client's stated loan purpose, income picture, assets, and property details. The work then moves through product explanation, application support, eligibility review, and follow-up. Client communication remains central because the officer converts leads into loans and keeps each file moving through the next decision.

The officer's client workflow includes the following work:

• The officer presents and communicates company loan products and services.
• The officer helps clients complete loan applications and required paperwork.
• The officer reviews financial information to assess loan eligibility.
• The officer follows up with clients as applications progress.
• The officer coordinates with in-house loan processors as files move toward closing.

LBC Mortgage's product mix includes conventional, FHA, government, Non-QM, and hard money loans, along with bank statement, profit and loss, verification of employment, debt service coverage ratio, and foreign-citizen programs. The company also works with borrowers who need investment property, construction, bridge, commercial, or cash-out refinance financing. Its loan program information describes a broader range that includes VA, jumbo, ITIN, asset depletion, 1099, and multifamily options.

File review changes with the financing structure. A self-employed borrower may need bank statements, a profit and loss statement, or 1099 income records, while an investor may qualify through rental-property cash flow under a DSCR program. A foreign-citizen or non-U.S. resident file calls for careful review of the documentation available for that borrower. The officer's product knowledge determines which information belongs in the initial conversation and which loan path can proceed to underwriting.

State-licensed mortgage loan originators complete at least 20 hours of pre-licensing education approved through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System and Registry. The required coursework includes federal law, ethics, consumer protection, fair lending, and nontraditional mortgage products. A written NMLS-developed test requires a score of at least 75 percent.

The licensing process also includes fingerprint submission for criminal-history checks, personal-history disclosures, credit-report authorization, and a review of financial responsibility and fitness. State rules can add net-worth, surety-bond, or fund requirements, so the license held by an originator must match the jurisdiction where the work occurs. LBC Mortgage's opening requires an active license and identifies a DRE license as an additional qualification.

LBC Mortgage began in 2008 with residential mortgage and hard money lending in California before expanding its real-estate financing work. The company serves home buyers, real-estate investors, landlords, multifamily-property owners, self-employed borrowers, immigrants, foreign citizens, and retirees. A career range of $50,000 to $200,000 combines salary and commission for the mortgage loan…