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MidFirst Bank seeks a Vacant Property Associate to monitor loan files for vacant and delinquent properties through foreclosure. You will review inspection reports, manage vendor communications, and ensure repairs meet insurer guidelines.
This is an on-site administrative role with emphasis on timely, accurate processing and coordination. The position requires up to one year of related office experience, strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills, and the ability to learn new
The Vacant Property Associate position is responsible for monitoring loan files for vacant and delinquent properties through the foreclosure process. The primary responsibilities of the role will include completing reviews of property inspection reports provided by external vendors, external vendors of property condition changes, and invoicing vendor repair completion orders. The Vacant Property Associate will take an active role in partnering with external vendors to ensure the property is being serviced within insurer guidelines. The position will be responsible for monitoring deadlines and ensuring there is clarity between internal and external stakeholders.
This position is responsible for the following actions:
**This position is fully onsite functioning in an administrative/clerical capacity processing loan level property preservation files**
Qualified candidates will possess:
Preference will be given to candidates who have previous property preservation, mortgage servicing, quality control, or auditing background.
**Incomplete applications will not be considered**
High School (required)
Up to one year of relevant work experience (preferred: property preservation or property management) (required)
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