Mortgage Administrator

This part-time Mortgage
Administrator job in East Ham is ideal for an individual looking to join a
growing mortgage brokerage specialising in residential and commercial lending

As a Mortgage Administrator, you
will be supporting their team of 3 Mortgage Advisers to ensure cases are
processed effectively and efficiently. Your duties will include:

• Processing new business applications to mortgage lenders and
  protection providers
• Contacting lenders, providers and solicitors for regular updates
• Ensuring their CRM system is updated
• Providing clients with a high level of service
• Contacting clients prior to meeting to confirm appointments and
  obtain outstanding information
• Prepare documentation for initial meetings
• Updating the company social media page and helping with other
  marketing activities as and when required

This is a part-time role, with
potential to increase to full-time as the firm and work load increases, if
desired.

Mortgage Administrator
Requirements

• Ideally, you should have 2 – 3 years’ experience in a similar role
  within the mortgage industry
• Our client would be open to individuals with experience as an
  Administrator from professional service industries
• Handle confidential information in a professional and discreet
  manner
• Proven administrative and organisation skills
• Experience with Microsoft Office – specifically Outlook, Excel and
  Word

Mortgage Administrator Benefits

• Salary of £16,000 – £18,000 (based on part-time hours)
• Suggested working hours of 10am – 3pm or 9am – 2pm, Monday to
  Friday (circa 25 hours per week)
• Working out of their offices based in East Ham

Location

East Ham

Call us now on 0208 0044 154 or click Apply

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