What are the responsibilities and job description for the Processor position at Berean Group International, Inc.?
Job Title: Processor
Duration: 3 Months
Work Mode: Irving, TX 75063 (100% On-site)
Hours: 8 AM - 5 PM
Duties:
- The Foreclosure Default Specialist is responsible for managing foreclosure-related default activities for residential and mortgage loans in compliance with investor, insurer, client, state, federal, and company requirements.
- This role serves as a key liaison between mortgage servicers, foreclosure attorneys, trustees, title teams, vendors, and internal stakeholders to ensure accurate, timely, and compliant processing of foreclosure actions and default servicing activities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Foreclosure Case Management
- Manage an assigned pipeline of foreclosure/default loans from referral through sale, reinstatement, dismissal, or claim resolution.
- Monitor foreclosure timelines, milestone dates, attorney actions, bankruptcy holds, and state-specific requirements.
- Review and validate foreclosure referrals for completeness, accuracy, and compliance.
- Coordinate with foreclosure counsel, trustees, title companies, and servicing departments to resolve issues impacting foreclosure progression.
- Ensure timely completion of foreclosure-related tasks, document execution, and status updates.
- Compliance & Regulatory Oversight
- Maintain compliance with CFPB, FHA, VA, USDA, FNMA, FHLMC, state foreclosure statutes, investor guidelines, and company servicing standards.
- Review foreclosure actions for adherence to loss mitigation timelines, dual-tracking restrictions, bankruptcy stays, and consumer protection requirements.
- Escalate compliance risks, litigation concerns, and title defects as necessary.
- Support audit requests, quality control reviews, and regulatory examinations.
- Title & Lien Coordination
- Review title reports, lien positions, legal descriptions, and foreclosure-related documentation for accuracy.
- Identify title defects, judgment liens, tax issues, probate concerns, HOA liens, or chain-of-title discrepancies impacting foreclosure processing.
- Coordinate with title operations, curative teams, and foreclosure counsel to resolve title-related issues.
- Assist with curative actions and document corrections when necessary.
- Vendor & Attorney Management
- Communicate regularly with foreclosure attorneys, trustees, process servers, and third-party vendors.
- Monitor attorney performance, fee approvals, timeline adherence, and escalation items.
- Review invoices and vendor billing for accuracy and investor compliance.
- Maintain professional relationships with internal and external business partners.
- Reporting & Documentation
- Maintain accurate servicing notes and system documentation.
- Generate reports related to foreclosure status, aging, delays, and exception tracking.
- Provide updates to management, investors, clients, and internal stakeholders.
- Support process improvement initiatives and operational efficiency efforts.
Minimum Degree Required: Completed High School (Diploma or GED)
Required Skills:
- Foreclosure Case Management
- Mortgage Servicing
- Foreclosure Timelines
- Title And Lien Review
- Bankruptcy Coordination
Additional Skills:
- Loss Mitigation Awareness
- Vendor Management
- Compliance With CFPB, FHA, VA, USDA, FNMA, FHLMC
- State Foreclosure Statutes, Investor Guidelines
- Company Servicing Standards
- Title Defect Resolution Judgment Lien Identification
- Tax Issue Resolution Probate Concern Resolution Hoa Lien Resolution Chain-Of-Title Discrepancy Resolution Attorney Performance Monitoring Fee Approval Timeline Adherence Invoice Review Servicing Notes Maintenance
- Foreclosure Status Reporting
- Process Improvement
- Written Communication, Verbal Communication
- Priority Management
- Time Management