Commercial Closing Coordinator

Location: 

Omaha, NE, US, 68137-2210 US

Req ID:  1226
Salary Range:  $74,520 - $111,800
Incentive Opportunity:  7.5% - 15%

Job Summary

**Position is open to candidates willing to be based out of one of our offices in our footprint, this is a hybrid-role and will require you to work a minimum of three days each week in the office**

 

Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica) is a great place to work. You see it in our people and the relationships they have with each other and our customers. Our passion and commitment to serving both rural America and each other is key to our success in the marketplace. 

 

We are looking to hire a Commercial Closing Coordinator to join our team! You will be tasked with coordinating and leading the loan closing process for purchased credit facilities and facilitating transactions with documentation prepared by external legal counsel. You will be asked to effectively manage the closing timeline to ensure the Associations exceed established service standards. In this role you will use your expertise to ensure the repayment and collectability of Association assets through the correct facilitation and review of key legal pre-close and post-close documents such as credit agreements, participation certificates, lending agreements, mortgages, other security documentation and other lending documents.  

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

  • Conduct review of all loan documentation to ensure all legal, credit, collateral, and regulatory requirements are included in the documentation.  
  • Portfolio consists of multi-state, multi-entity, loans originated and purchased from various lending partners. Closing Coordinators will work with the Associations’ external legal counsel to coordinate loan closings for customers that may have loan exposures over $100MM.  
  • Review documents received from originating lenders on purchased credit facilities to ensure approved terms and conditions are appropriately documented and all required documents were obtained in accordance with established procedures.  
  • Manage title company process on originated loans including reviewing, analyzing title documents and encumbrances, surveys and parcel maps, leases, and purchase agreements. Communicate with the borrower to see that all title requirements are met at closing. 

Education Requirements

  • 4 Year / Bachelors Degree Minimum in Business, Business Law, a Paralegal Program

Years of Experience

  • 7+ years’ experience in commercial real estate lending environment in a financial institution, loan closing and documentation function in a law firm, and/or experience in a title company closing commercial real estate loans 
  • All hires must be able to complete Loan Closing Certification as provided by internal legal team within 12 months of starting in this role. 
  • Thorough understanding of UCC Law. 
  • Thorough understanding of Real Estate Law. 
  • Proficiency in reviewing title work, surveys, collateral, lien filings, appraisals and environmental reports 
  • Understanding of participated and syndicated loans both originated and purchased 

About Us

FCSAmerica and Frontier Farm Credit are jointly managed financial cooperatives but are separately owned by their farmer and rancher customers. Our customer-owners are directly served by their local financial and crop insurance team.   

 

FCSAmerica supports rural communities and agriculture in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming. Frontier Farm Credit supports eastern Kansas. Together, we provide credit, crop insurance and other financial services to more than 60,000 agricultural producers and agribusinesses. 

 

It takes a lot of expertise to meet the needs of today’s agricultural industry, and our combined 1,900 employees provide that in areas of lending, risk management, technology, marketing, customer and employee education.

 

We have job opportunities in Omaha, Nebraska, where FCSAmerica is headquartered, and 48 local offices across five states. 

 

We take pride in serving every aspect of agriculture, from the young and beginning producer to some of the nation’s largest and most complex agribusinesses.