Refund-Return Processor II

The Refund/Return Processor II processes and researches any refund or return checks, including requests from lenders requiring research, to determine root cause. The role exercises strong decision-making skills to complete tasks and make penalty determinations. The role advises of any unusual circumstances or requirements that could endanger the Service Level Agreement being met.

• Procures tax information from tax agencies. Tax amount data procurement method consists of telephone, e-mail, and fax communication to taxing agency jurisdictions
• Interprets tax amount data and statuses per property taxes received from taxing agency jurisdictions and effectively identify tax status for payment processing

• Effectively monitors, reports, and communicates status of work assignments and statistics to Team Lead/Supervisor while identifying any opportunity to increase efficiency processing research task
• Accurately prepares production/statistical reports to mortgage lenders and direct supervisors

• Responds to mortgage lenders and taxing agency jurisdictions by utilizing effective verbal and written communication in a prompt and accurate manner

• Applies and supports the implementation of new or modified policy and procedures as instructed to ensure Refund/Return Team standards are met
• Accurately prepares production/statistical reports as applicable

This position will perform other duties as assigned based on the needs of the department.

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Experience in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Access
• Knowledge of the LERETA online system, Black Knight (MSP) and/or Fiserv Servicing Systems
• Data entry/computer usage experience
• Customer service experience
• Minimum of 6 months as a Refund/Return Processor I

Salary range: $18.28 - $22.00

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