Overview
This role is for a Loan Processor & Underwriter supporting a U.S.-based private real estate lender that provides short-term, business-purpose loans to real estate investors. The work is fully remote and based in Latin America (LATAM).
The position involves underwriting and processing loan files end-to-end, ensuring files are complete and underwriting conditions are resolved through to closure.
Responsibilities
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Underwriting (business-purpose loans):
- Underwrite Fix & Flip, Bridge, DSCR rental, and Ground-Up Construction loans.
- Analyze deal and borrower risk, including credit, borrower experience, liquidity, LTV/LTC, as-is value, ARV, DSCR, construction budgets, and exit strategy.
- Approve loans within delegated guidelines and escalate exceptions.
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Loan file completeness and management:
- Collect, verify, and organize borrower, guarantor, entity, and property documentation.
- Maintain accurate loan conditions and records in the loan portal and CRM.
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Appraisal review and coordination:
- Order, track, and review appraisals, including comparable sales and valuation.
- Coordinate with the appraisal management company on corrections or reconsiderations.
- Advise the originator promptly of any material changes in value or risk.
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Follow-up and communication:
- Proactively follow up with borrowers, brokers, originators, and vendors until all outstanding documents and conditions are resolved.
- Provide timely, professional updates to borrowers, brokers, originators, and partners.
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Closing support:
- Coordinate with the closer on underwriting-related items through funding.
- Address and correct any underwriting deficiencies identified after closing.
Requirements
Preferred Qualifications
Compensation & Benefits
- Compensation: $1,700 to $2,300 USD/month.
- Employment Type: Full-Time.
- Openings: 2.
Location
- Remote (Fully Remote).
- Candidates must reside in Latin America (LATAM).
Start Date
- As soon as possible (early November 2026).
Application Notes
- Submit a CV in English.
- Include the lender(s) you worked for, your dates of employment, and the loan types you handled.