Asset Manager , Commercial Special Servicing

The Commercial Special Servicing Asset Manager I administers the loss mitigation, remedy enforcement and liquidation tasks for an assigned portfolio of geographically diverse, non-performing, commercial/business purpose mortgage loans secured by investor owned commercial use, mixed use, SFR/multifamily rental and/or SFR/multifamily transitional properties. The role duties include direct commercial borrower contact, assessing enforcement activities permitted under the loan documents, evaluating collateral property operations and conditions, assessing market conditions, negotiating commercial borrower workouts, directing enforcement and property vendors, including legal counsel, property managers, brokers, inspectors, etc.,

preparing formal business plans and status reports to investors. The position may also support Primary Commercial Servicing representatives with property and/or market analysis, borrower interaction, and investor inquiries, as appropriate.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily:

• Review performing loan reports to identify commercial loans at risk of defaulting.
• Initiate contact with defaulted commercial loan borrowers to identify default reason and resolution plan.
• Assess borrower financial situation, property operations and property conditions.
• Review business and individual credit reports and asset search results.
• Review commercial loan documents for borrower requirements and lender remedies.
• Review servicing agreements for servicer responsibilities, authorities and deadlines.
• Prepare/verify calculations for legal demands.
• Negotiate workouts with borrowers within acceptable lender client parameters.
• Structure terms for loan modifications and forbearance agreements as needed.
• Review property valuation reports from appraisers, brokers, market sources, etc.
• Review collateral property inspections.
• Prepare written business plans describing reasons for default, enforcement options, alternative strategies, and servicer recommendations based on a net present valuation analysis.
• Direct and monitor third‑party vendors, including attorneys, inspectors, appraisers, property managers, investigators, receivers, brokers, contractors, title agents, insurance adjusters, etc., as needed.
• Prepare projections for asset dispositions, including recovery amounts, losses, and timelines.
• Provide instructions for all posting and disbursement transactions as needed.
• Maintain current and accurate status reports on all assigned assets.
• Support Commercial Primary Servicing representatives in borrower outreach efforts, market analysis and investor inquiries, as needed.
• Comply with all Company requirements for training, compliance, audits and reporting.
• Anticipate/identify issues that could impact Company/client operations and suggest solutions.
• Administer defaulted loan sales as appropriate.
• Administer REO activities, including, but not limited to, directing property managers and brokers, assessing property condition, preparing/reviewing budgets, etc.
• Complete other activities and duties as may be assigned.

• Establish contact with defaulted commercial loan borrowers within 5 business days of transfer to special servicing.
• Complete formal business plan within 45 days of transfer to special servicing.
• Provide written qualitative status comments on all assets no less than monthly.
• Update formal business plans as appropriate, but not less than every 180 days.
• Set and manage appropriate expectations for third party vendors.
• Provide appropriate instructions to other departments within agreed upon servicing level standards.
• Maximize recovery for lender clients.
• Successfully complete Company annual training requirements of not less than 40 hours.

• Minimum 3 years’ experience managing defaulted commercial business purpose loans secured by commercial use, mixed use, SFR/multifamily rental and/or SFR/multifamily transitional properties.
• Demonstrated understanding of lender default remedies and enforcement strategies, including foreclosure, trustee sales, receivership, UCC sales, bankruptcy strategies, etc.
• Demonstrate…