2,031 Loan officer jobs in United States
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Stratton Equities5 ★Parsippany, NJ$186K - $221K (Employer est.)Easy Apply11d - 30d+
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- Mortgage Loan Officer with Focus on Online Lead ConversionPerry Johnson Mortgage CompanyTroy, MI$64K - $206K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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Centennial Lending, LLCFirestone, CO$18.00 - $22.00 Per Hour (Employer est.)Easy Apply13d - 7d
- Mortgage Loan Officer ( NMLS State License Required)WA First MortgageKirkland, WA$103K - $483K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
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All Western Mortgage3.8 ★Las Vegas, NV$40K - $100K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+ - 30d+
- Senior Loan Officer - Inside LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICEHome Front MortgageMount Pocono, PA$75K - $175K (Employer est.)Easy Apply30d+
Job Outlook for Loan Officer
Powered by Glassdoor Economic ResearchLoan officers evaluate and authorize personal and business loans. They are typically required to hold a bachelor’s degree in a related field such as business or finance. Work experience as a bank teller, bookkeeper, or customer service representative is valued. Most positions provide on-the-job training. Some specialties require licensure, such as the Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO) license. Demand is not expected to change over the next decade. The use of branch banks is in decline, but businesses and individuals will continue to seek credit for purchases.
Frequently asked questions
If you enjoy helping others finance their dreams, maybe you're interested in loan officer jobs. Glassdoor can help you find them with job search filters for local loan officer positions and remote jobs.
Are you new to the profession? You'll want to use Glassdoor's search filters to find entry-level and junior loan officer vacancies. If you have more experience, search specifically for senior-level roles. Target your search even more by looking for just full-time or only part-time positions, depending on your preferred availability.
Once the search is over and you have interviews pending, you'll need to prepare. Generic advice on interviewing isn't as effective as guidance customized to your desired job. Glassdoor's sample interview questions and answers for loan officers provide practice material with profession-specific content.
As a loan officer, you'll evaluate others' financial statuses and needs, but don't forget to take care of your own during salary negotiations. Doing some groundwork can help you determine what constitutes a fair salary. These tips can help:
- What are other loan officers in your area being paid? Answering that question will give you a ballpark of what you should ask for or accept. If you plan to work from home, find out the average salaries for remote positions.
- What is the typical salary for loan officers at your experience level? Find out. For instance, if you're new to the profession, you wouldn't want to turn down an offer that you later discover is standard for entry-level positions. Glassdoor's career path page for loan officers explains the salary for different experience levels, so you'll enter salary discussions well-prepared.
- How do your skills align with a loan officer's needs, such as customer service, business writing, and verbal communication? Highlighting the skills on your resume and during your interview could impact a potential job and salary offer.
Next to salary, most job seekers consider benefits to be one of the most important parts of a job offer. Benefits and perks are part of the total salary package. Generally, these are some common benefits to expect from a loan officer job:
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- 401(k)
- Performance bonuses
