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MidFirst Bank is seeking a Payoff Release Specialist in Oklahoma City to execute end-to-end payoff and lien release processing, ensuring accuracy and timely submissions in line with state and investor requirements.
Ideal candidates have up to one year of relevant office experience in financial services or real estate, strong time management, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. You will collaborate with internal teams and external vendors to resolve title issues and maintain lien integrity.
MidFirst Bank is one of the largest owned banks in the United States and this combination of size and private ownership provides our customers with a special brand of banking. Midland Mortgage, a division of MidFirst Bank, is one of the most successful home mortgage servicers in the country.
The Payoff Release Department ensures that mortgage lien are accurately and timely released once a loan is paid in full, in accordance with state-specific requirements and regulatory standards. The team manages exceptions, title defects, and non-standard payoff scenarios to protect lien integrity and reduce legal, financial, and compliance risk.
Up to one year of relevant experience or exposure to office or clerical duties in financial services or real estate; loan servicing, payoff processing, lien releases, or title-related work preferred and a plus.
Successful candidates will demonstrate excellence and integrity in their actions as well as engage in building supportive relationships with internal teams and external customers. They will consistently focus on our customers' needs and experience as well as remain mindful of our financial responsibility in order to ensure long term success for our company and customers.
High School (preferred)
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