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Veterans United Home Loans and its affiliates are proud to be Equal Opportunity Employers committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workforce. You will be supported by a Senior Loan Officer, Loan Specialist, and a Transaction Coordinator/Processor.
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Veterans United Home Loans is a VA Approved Lender and is not affiliated with any government agencies, including the VA. NMLS #1907 Equal Opportunity Lender. Veterans United Home Loans is the nation’s largest VA lender and we are honored to serve Veterans and military families.
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ABOUT US:At Veterans United Home Loans, we strive to be the strongest and most caring VA homebuying team in the country. This role requires a Mortgage Loan Originator license.
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We care for our employees by building up their reservoir of knowledge and walking alongside them in work and life. Veterans United provides a variety of benefits to employees, including health and dental insurance coverage, paid sick leave, an employee wellness program, 401(k) matching, and paid holidays.
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These roles have led to positions like Team Leader, Production Manager, and many others. Generate leads and referral business through community events, social media outreach, and other avenues. As a Loan Officer, you manage borrowers’ complete loan transactions from start to finish, ensuring exemplary customer service throughout the process.
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