Loss Mitigation Spec II

Work Location:
Jacksonville, Florida, United States of America

Hours:
40

Pay Details:
$24.00 - $33.50 USD

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Line of Business:
Personal & Commercial Banking
Job Description:

The Loss Mitigation Specialist II performs a variety of activities related to reducing potential losses from problem accounts. Specializes in or leads the activities of one or more of the following areas: Loss Mitigation, Bankruptcy, Probate, and Workout.

Depth & Scope:

• Area (s) assigned are more complex in size
• May meet with Customers in person to discuss workout possibilities
• Works with Customers or agents of Customers to resolve delinquency and avoid default or adverse action
• Assists Customers in processing insurance claims and requests for contractual rebates
• May initiate processing and resolution of bankruptcy, foreclosure and workout activities for assigned accounts, focusing on home-ownership counseling activities and negotiating workout solutions and ensuring prompt resolution of legal matters
• Coordinates with attorneys, trustees, debtors and others to research estates in bankruptcy, probate or workout in various states to minimize losses and maximize recoveries
• Coordinates subsequent asset sales and other collection and recovery activities to secure maximum payback for Company owned property
• Reviews accounts for adherence to department policies as well as state and federal laws and regulations. Corrects any deficiencies with appropriate personnel prior to moving forward in process
• Completes necessary account documentation, involving inside and outside personnel as needed, and recommends accounts to be reviewed for foreclosure, repossession, charge off, and or litigation
• May initiate loss mitigation activities after approval of foreclosure. May coordinate auctions and other collection and recovery activities to secure maximum payback for Company owned property
• Recommends negotiated settlements to maximize recovery and minimize losses. Attends property sales and assists in developing and executing bidding strategies
• Reviews loan files on bankrupt accounts to determine if fraud is involved. Takes appropriate action dealing with attorneys and trustees to challenge bankruptcy if appropriate
• Processes and collects insurance claims and refundable contract premiums including primary insurance, Gap insurance, service contracts, and other source of revenue available on assigned accounts
• Analyzes Customers financial situation and recommends appropriate forbearance action
• Represents Company at bankruptcy, probate and workout hearings

• 2 year degree or equivalent experience
• 5+ years related experience required
• Proven knowledge and experience in effective collection regulations, techniques and practices
• Detailed knowledge of loan agreements and security agreements
• Proven ability to understand and apply bankruptcy law, principles and practice related to real estate transactions
• Knowledge of real estate investor and insurer guidelines
• Knowledge of foreclosure procedures and legal and regulatory guidelines, including mobile homes and agency loans (VA, HUD and others)
• Knowledge of legal regulations relating to real estate resale after foreclosure
• Good communication skills, both verbal and written
• PC skills
• Bankruptcy, Probate and Workout
• Detailed knowledge of bankruptcy law, including Chapters 13 and 7, probate and/or workout law
• Knowledge of bankruptcy legal procedures, including Relief from Stay, property abandonment, Proofs of Claim, conversion of Chapter 13 to 7 and Chapter 13 repayment plans
• Knowledge of workout techniques, including short selling and voluntary surrender
• Knowledge of specific regulations in various states in which Company does business

• Domestic Travel - Occasional
• International Travel - Never
• Performing sedentary work - Continuous
• Performing multiple tasks - Continuous
• Operating standard office equipment - Continuous
• Responding quickly to sounds - Occasional
• Sitting - Continuous
• Standing - Occasional
• Walking - Occasional
• Moving safely in confined spaces - Occasional
• Lifting/Carrying (under 25 lbs.) - Occasional
• Lifting/Carrying (over 25 lbs.) - Never
• Squatting - Occasional
• Bending - Occasional
• Kneeling - Never
• Crawling - Never
• Climbing - Never
• Reaching overhead - Never
• Reaching forward - Occasional
• Pushing - Never
• Pulling - Never
• Twisting - Never
• Concentrating for long periods of time - Continuous
• Applying common sense to deal with problems involving standardized situations - Continuous
• Reading, writing and comprehending instructions - Continuous
• Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing - Continuous