Analyst, Commercial Special Servicing Support

The Commercial Special Servicing Analyst administers a wide range of tasks associated with an assigned portfolio of geographically diverse, non-performing, commercial/business purpose mortgage loans secured by investor owned commercial use, mixed use, SFR/multifamily rental and/or SFR/multifamily transitional properties. The role duties include analysis of collateral property information, loan accounting, loan document review, vendor administration, market research, direct investor communication, reporting, and assisting Special Servicing Asset Managers as needed. The position will frequently engage with Company offshore resources. The position may also support Primary Commercial Servicing representatives with property and/or market analysis, borrower interaction, and investor inquiries, as appropriate.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily:

• Review loan accounting and prepare/verify calculations for legal demands.
• Manage inbound calls and correspondence received from borrowers and internal groups as appropriate.
• Review property valuation reports from appraisers, brokers, market sources, etc.
• Review collateral property inspections.
• Review property operating information received from borrowers and/or property managers.
• Review commercial loan documents for borrower requirements and covenants.
• Review performing loan reports to identify commercial loans at risk of transfer to special servicing.
• Monitor property tax and insurance status for all assigned loan collateral.
• Serve as main point of contact and liaison with external special servicers.
• Administer requests from external special servicers.
• Administer external special servicer and Asset Manager instructions for all posting and disbursement transactions as needed.
• Maintain system data and reports as needed to ensure accuracy and timeliness.
• Regularly interact with Company resources in various departments, including offshore.
• Review servicing agreements for servicer responsibilities, authorities and deadlines.
• Administer invoices and reports from third-party vendors, including attorneys, inspectors, appraisers, property managers, investigators, receivers, brokers, contractors, title agents, insurance adjusters, etc., as needed.