Real Estate Jobs (ME)

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Loss Mitigation- FT -Falmouth, METD Bank(Southern/Portland, Maine)
Description Loss Mitigation-Initiates processing and resolution of bankruptcy, foreclosure and workout activities for assigned real estate loan, focusing on homeownership counseling activities and negotiating workout solutions and ensuring prompt resolution of legal matters so that workout and other loss mitigation activities can proceed. Coordinates subsequent asset sales and other collection and...
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Posted Thu 19th November
Mortgage Advisor/Loan Officer - Northern MEPHH Mortgage(Northern/Bangor, Maine)
Mortgage Advisors are responsible for representing PHH Mortgage in their local territory by developing and maintaining relationships primarily with Century 21, ERA and Coldwell Banker Brokers and Realtors. Mortgage Advisors are responsible for generating loan volume and closed loans through sales and marketing activities. They will maximize and enhance volume opportunities by promoting our competi...
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Posted Tue 10th November
Mortgage Advisor/Loan Officer - Portland, MEPHH Mortgage(Southern/Portland, Maine)
Mortgage Advisors are responsible for representing PHH Mortgage in their local territory by developing and maintaining relationships primarily with Century 21, ERA and Coldwell Banker Brokers and Realtors. Mortgage Advisors are responsible for generating loan volume and closed loans through sales and marketing activities. They will maximize and enhance volume opportunities by promoting our competi...
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Posted Tue 10th November

ME Job Search Tip

The real estate industry is comprised of sellers, buyers, real estate agents, appraisers or assessors, property managers and rental agents. Most real estate jobs can be performed during regular work hours, except for the job of real estate agents. They work at any time, night or day, even weekends and holidays if necessary to close a sale because their livelihood depends on it. Realtors must pass a licensing exam and then compete with long-term agents for home listings and buyers.