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Mortgage Loan Officer
Work as a Mortgage Loan Officer at LCNB National Bank! Competitive salary ($57K-$70K), full-time hours, and both base/incentives. Two years’ origination experience required.
What You’ll Do Daily
This full-time Mortgage Loan Officer position comes with a salary range of $57,000 to $70,000, plus incentives. You’ll be expected to produce outside the branch, focusing on business development and customer relationships.
The job involves sourcing mortgage leads, working closely with realtors, builders, and professionals. You’ll process applications, review documentation, and interface regularly with processing staff.
Responsibilities also include reviewing appraisals, understanding credit data, and maintaining quality standards. A strong personal network and pipeline will help you excel, making this a role for relationship builders.
Additionally, you will attend loan closings and sales meetings, keeping up communication and industry awareness, while always ensuring compliance with banking regulations.
Expect some travel and the opportunity for occasional remote work, making the schedule flexible for the right motivated candidate.
Pros of This Position
One major advantage is the solid earning potential—base pay with performance-based incentives provides both security and motivation. The bank’s established name supports your networking and business growth.
Additionally, you’ll gain exposure to a variety of loan products and professional contacts, building a highly transferable skill set within finance and sales.
Cons of This Position
The role demands you source most leads outside the bank branches, so those without an established network may initially struggle to build momentum.
Also, compliance requirements and volume expectations can be stressful if you’re not organized or motivated to keep learning about ever-changing regulations.
The Verdict
If you are an outgoing professional with residential lending experience and want to grow a robust mortgage book, this job delivers good pay, a professional culture, and long-term development. If you thrive on networking and enjoy client interaction, this could be your next smart move.