SBA Closing Specialist- CBG Operations (Remote Opportunity)

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Sba Closing SpecialistAt Regions, the SBA Closing Specialist is responsible for managing the loan processing / closing process, from loan approval through booking and funding for SBA 7 (a), Express, and 504 government guaranteed loans.This includes working directly with and leading the coordination of SBA client borrowers, SBA Specialist, Assistants, internal staff, closing attorney firm, and applicable third parties (i.e.insurance companies) as required.The scope includes the collection, review, and approval of required documents, in addition to performing searches, preparing flood review packages, overseeing collateral perfection, and confirming satisfaction of equity requirements.Will be responsible for resolving any issues that come up during the closing process.Primary ResponsibilitiesReviews approved loan packages received from Underwriting to include credit memos, commitment letters, terms and conditions to ensure critical components have been provided by the lending officer for the documentation processManages the most complex transactions, requiring a high degree of autonomy and the ability to draw upon expertise and knowledge in the SBA documentation processAccurately and quickly determines documentation requirements based on SBA SOP and Regions Credit Policy guidanceCreates and maintains the closing checklistTrains and mentors more junior team membersMonitors Closing Team Portfolio for assignments and peer reviewsCoordinates and leads communications with the borrower, SBA Specialist, Assistants, internal staff, and closing attorneysSets up third party engagements commensurate with credit approval, including but not limited to attorneys, real estate and business appraisers, etc.Identifies, requests, and reviews critical documents related to entity searches, UCC searches, flood determinations, construction financing, and other required supporting documentation and has authority to resolve key issues related to these piecesSubmits applications through the appropriate SBA systems (ETran and SBA One) for guaranty authorizationsPrepares various loan documents for closingPrepares or coordinates the preparation of legal documents in response to issues discovered during the closing process to mitigate risks associated with SBA or Regions Program requirementsConfirms satisfaction of loan approval terms and equity requirements prior to closingEnsures post-closing booking, funding, and title searches are properly administered and documentedIndependently monitors loan packages throughout the process to identify potential risks related to the effective and efficient processing of the loan and to protect the Bank's interestsMaintains currency with SBA SOP requirements, procedures, and changesRequirementsHigh School Diploma or GEDSix (6) years of SBA closing experience and knowledge of SBA loan program requirements or equivalent work experienceAdvanced commercial credit knowledge including loan closing, legal documentation, construction financing, and exceptionsExpertise in reviewing insurance, title work, surveys, collateral, lien filings, appraisals, construction due diligence, and environmental reportsExperience working with commercial sales associates, underwriters, paralenders, insurance firms, and attorneysExpertise in use of computers, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)Experience with commercial loan systemsPreferencesAdvanced knowledge of SBA's SOP requirements and regulations with ability to work on the most complex loan filesSpecialized training in title, real estate, government programs (SBA), and specialized lending programsExperience with nCino and / or related Salesforce platformsExperience with SBA systems (ETran, SBA One, TSOFT)Experience with LaserProBachelor's degree or certification as a paralegalSkills and CompetenciesDemonstrated strong verbal and written communication skills for the purpose of explaining the loan closing process, exceptions and associated legal documentation to internal / external clients and appropriate counselStrong communication and interpersonal skillsStrong organizational skills and the ability to handle multiple tasks under tight time constraintsThis position may be filled at a higher level depending on the candidate's qualifications and relevant experience..

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