2025-11-14 – Weekly Loan Processor Jobs : Remote roles for flexible work

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


Finding the right loan processing job can be tricky, but it looks like the market is buzzing this week. There’s a good mix of roles, from entry-level positions to more strategic roles. Plus, there are some solid remote opportunities for those who prefer to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Loan Processor - Loan Coordinator
    Company: Summit Funding | Location: Eugene, OR
    This role offers a competitive starting pay between $23-$27/hr. Great for those who want to step into a loan coordinator role with a reputable company.
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor
    Company: LaTeam Partners | Location: Hallandale Beach, FL
    Join a growing startup as an experienced loan processor. It’s on-site, so perfect if you’re local and eager to be part of a dynamic team.
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor
    Company: Arrive Home | Location: Sandy, UT
    Looking for someone proactive to communicate with lenders and resolve any processing issues. Great for problem solvers!
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor
    Company: BD Capital | Location: Warren, NJ
    They’re expanding their operations team and need a loan processor to support a top-producing sales team. A fantastic opportunity if you’re into growth environments.
    Apply Here

  • Mortgage Loan Processor/Loan Assistant
    Company: Icon Mortgage | Location: Grand Blanc, MI
    This dual-role position is ideal if you want to expand your skill set in both processing and loan assistance.
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor
    Company: UMortgage | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Manage the loan application process from start to finish and build relationships with clients. Perfect for those who are detail-oriented and customer-focused.
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor
    Company: MONEY INC | Location: Fort Worth, TX
    This role requires someone with a keen analytical mind to assess both business and individual loans. Ideal for those who like to dig into the details.
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor
    Company: Park Place Finance, LLC | Location: Austin, TX
    If you have experience in Business Purpose Loans, this organized and detail-oriented position could be a great fit.
    Apply Here

  • Loan Processor - Support
    Company: Robert Half | Location: Edison, NJ
    This role involves escrow processing and requires someone skilled and experienced in Middlesex County.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote opportunities are still thriving, offering flexibility and comfort. Here’s what’s available if you’re looking to work from home.

  • Loan Processor
    Company: Boutique Recruiting | Location: Boulder County, CO
    Join a thriving financial services company as a mortgage loan processor. Great for those who want a flexible work environment.
    Apply Here

  • Mortgage Loan Officer Assistant
    Company: CX Mortgage | Location: Akron, OH
    Focus on the technical side of loan processing at this remote role, ensuring a seamless experience for clients.
    Apply Here

  • Mortgage Loan Processor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It - Real Estate | Location: Sumner, WA
    If you have a keen eye for detail and two years of experience, this role offers flexibility and an opportunity to shine.
    Apply Here


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That’s it for this week. Hoping you find something that suits you perfectly. Keep pushing forward, and good luck with the applications!

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I landed two interviews last month by adding hard metrics (e.g., “25 loans/month, 98% clear-to-close”) and keywords like Encompass and DU/LP, then applying within 24 hours — these posts go stale like donuts. @OP, small caveat: many “remote” roles still want EST hours or specific-state files; set a LinkedIn alert for Loan Processor + Remote to move fast: LinkedIn Job Search: Find US Jobs, Internships, Jobs Near Me.

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For these “real-time” posts, I keep three resume versions (retail/correspondent/broker) and a one-liner on TRID turn times, so I can hit submit in under 5 minutes. Small caveat: if it’s a staffing listing, I ask upfront about LOS (Encompass vs Calyx/Blend) and average pipeline size before hopping on a screen.

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@kyleJ77 nailed the prep piece; I add Remote | PST hours in my resume header so recruiters don’t bounce me on time-zone fit for these real-time roles. It’s gotten me two same-day screens, and I keep a plain-text resume for Workday/Greenhouse so I can paste and submit in under 2 minutes. If the post lists a niche LOS, I drop a one-liner on ramp time instead of a long cover note.

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Quick example: I added a public Calendly link in my resume footer and a short note that I can cover East/Central hours; for posts that “might expire,” it’s gotten me same-day screens for remote processor roles twice this month. Small caveat: some ATS strip links, so I also paste the full URL (https://calendly.com/sophialee-15) in the additional info field.

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