Loss Mitigation Supervisor

Guild Mortgage Company
, closing loans and opening doors since 1960. As a mortgage banking firm we are dedicated to serving the home owner/buyer. Our goal is to provide affordable home financing for our customers, utilizing the best terms available while providing a level of professionalism and service unsurpassed in the lending industry.

The Loss Mitigation Supervisor plays an important role in the organization by overseeing a number of activities directly related to the company’s Loss Mitigation functions. The role is responsible for overseeing the day‑to‑day productivity of direct reports and monitoring reports to ensure Loss Mitigation department efficiency. The Loss Mitigation Supervisor manages employees, sets objectives, and assigns work/projects related to their area(s) of expertise and supervision.

He or she also ensures loss mitigation reviews and processes are conducted timely, accurately and in compliance with established investor, company, state and federal guidelines and regulations.

This role is an exempt position with a Targeted Salary Range of $52,710 to $75,000. Compensation at Guild is influenced by a wide array of factors including but not limited to local and federal minimum wage requirements, education, level of experience, and applicant’s geographical location.

• Monitor metrics and maximize productivity, efficiency, investor compliance and service levels for area(s) under supervision.
• Hire, train, coach, discipline and exit team members.
• Perform quality control and audit reviews on loans, including all income/expense calculations, to ensure compliance with agreed upon standards and state and investor guidelines.
• Provide coaching, guidance, and recognition to reports on all FHA insured loan workouts; review work to ensure solid business decisions are made in underwriting modifications, and in reconciling and settling accounts.
• Review denied cases and research/recommend feasible alternatives.
• Analyze escalated accounts for compliance and exceptions to modification program guidelines.
• Participate in calls with clients and homeowners; discuss topics and issues related to loss mitigation.
• Provide weekly productivity reports and status updates, and remedy action items to ensure loss mitigation cases move through the decision process both on a timely basis, and in accordance with regulations and guidelines.
• Review files requested by internal and external auditors and respond to audit findings by preparing formal responses and ensuring remediation of noted issues.
• Ensure inventory is managed effectively and in accordance with all applicable regulations and guidelines.
• Develop and deliver training that encompasses changes, improvements, and other information related to investor rules and regulations, compliance criteria, internal policy and guidelines, and best practices.
• Manage department projects that encompass improvements and modifications to current processes, implementation of new processes, and skills training.
• Role model patience and professionalism when interacting with consumers via phone, email, or letter.
• Review FHA Waterfall Calculations and verify correct home retention loss mitigation options are chosen and communicated to borrowers.
• Manage and control loss mitigation general ledger; review all invoices input by Specialists; reconcile TBB2 against payment of title policy invoices.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• High school diploma and some college, technical training or equivalent required;
  Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business or a related field preferred, along with seven or more years total mortgage default, loss mitigation and short sale experience, with at least two years in a supervisory/lead role.
• Expert-level knowledge of conventional and government mortgage loan documents, including overall processes and inter-relationships, standards and requirements, terminology, compliance and regulatory requirements related to federal debt collection laws, Federal Bankruptcy Laws, and proper handling of other legal situations.
• Knowledge of Standard Operating Procedures, CFPB, FCRA and FDCPA preferred.
• Strong interpersonal…