HomeStreet Bank
Senior Commercial Appraisal Job Manager, Credit Administration (Remote, WA)
HomeStreet Bank, Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
Salary Range:
$98,200.00 - $161,900.00
(Depending on knowledge, skills, abilities and location. Certain level jobs may be eligible for bonus, commission, and/or equity awards.)Posting Date:
November 14, 2024This job will be open and accepting applications for a minimum of three days from the date it was posted.Benefits* worth writing home about:Medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and their familiesLife, disability and family Leave401(k) and Roth 401(k) with employer matchWellness program, employee assistance program, "Commute Trip Reduction" (CTR) and various employee discountsGenerous vacation, sick leave, 11 paid holidays, and 16 hours of paid leave every year for community service workFree employee checking account and employee home loan discounts*For eligible employees averaging 20 or more hours per week.EO/AA Employer including Vets and Disabled.Qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered in accordance with legal requirements.If you are a California resident, you may be entitled to certain rights regarding your personal information, which is information that identifies, relates to, or could reasonably be linked with a particular California resident or household. Additional information about our data collection practices and location specific notices is available on our privacy policy.California applicants may click this link Fair Chance Ordinance for Los Angeles County to see additional information.Job Description Summary:This position is primarily responsible for managing the full valuation lifecycle, or order engagement through appraisal review processes for delegated assignments within the Commercial Appraisal Department and involving a broad range of commercial real estate and residential construction properties. With minimal supervision, the candidate must be able to identify the necessary scope of work for each request to ensure that the proper valuation service is engaged, as well as identify, vet and engage competent valuation service providers for each property. The candidate must be able to determine and manage compliance with the minimum appraisal standards of Title XI of FIRREA, the Interagency Appraisal and Evaluation Guidelines (IAEGs), USPAP, Bank requirements and other various lending programs. This involves working closely with all commercial lending units and the Credit Administration/ Special Assets departments to ensure that the appraisal function: (1) supports the Bank's ability to provide superior customer service and achieve service level agreements; (2) help the Bank maintain desired levels of credit risk; and (3) meet regulatory requirements.Job Details:ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:Ability to independently work with lending partners to identify and define the scope of work necessary to produce credible and compliant results, including the selection, coaching and engagement of valuation professionals to complete each assignment.Perform valuation reviews of all commercial and residential construction property types, including a thorough understanding of all predominant commercial property types and involving a wide range of complexity.Support a solution-focused and risk-based approach to the valuation process, including proficiency in understanding credit structure and in the context of collateral risk analysis.Effectively perform collateral risk assessment analysis during the review process, and with specific consideration for the property type and credit action.Effectively communicate with department staff, lending partners and valuation service providers, including the ability to resolve conflict during the valuation process lifecycle.Communicate with fee appraisers in the bidding and ordering of appraisal reports, and when additional documentation is necessary. Follow up with appraisers when clarification is necessary to ensure satisfactory resolution of outstanding valuation matters.Possess competency in the analysis of plans and specifications, operating statements, rent rolls, cost budgets, entitlement reports, title reports, engineering reports and environmental and soils reports.Possess the ability and competency to generate in-house valuations in support of new loans and for loan/asset monitoring purposes, as needed.Ability to contribute and support the development and implementation of the department's strategic plans and action steps that enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the appraisal function and support the corporate and business unit strategic objectives and plans.Establish and maintain open communication with all lending departments in order to support business initiatives, strategies and needs while maintaining appropriate levels of independence and controls.Assist as needed with the mentoring of less experienced staff within the department.Stay current with market trends and regulatory requirements, and be a resource of real estate information for all CRE lending areas.Maintain, track and measure productivity levels/goals as outlined by the Commercial Appraisal Manager.Perform on-site property inspections as needed.Maintain a current understanding and familiarity with HomeStreet's commercial-related lending products.Advise the department manager(s) of significant problems encountered in a timely manner.Assume additional responsibilities as they arise, cross-train within the department, and be responsive to the needs of the department.REQUIREMENTS:Have at least nine years of commercial appraisal experience, including a minimum of three years of commercial appraisal review experience preferably within a regulated financial institution.Have a valid "Certified General Real Estate Appraiser" license. Exceptions to the licensing requirement may be permitted on a case-by-case basis and depending upon a candidate's level of equivalent education and relevant experience.Appraisal Institute designation(s) (MAI, SRA, AI-GRS, or AI-RRS) are a plus; completion of the
Review Theory: General
course by the Appraisal Institute is also highly encouraged.Educational requirements include a 4-year college degree or higher.Possess excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.Be a self-starter who can work independently, but who also has the ability to work cooperatively and maintain effective communication with co-workers, department managers, and lending partners.Have a strong ability, desire, and enjoyment in working with others in a cooperative, professional and friendly spirit.Has the ability to learn quickly and be accurate and timely in completing responsibilities, with strong attention to detail, organizational skills, accuracy and problem solving.Must be a self-starter, be dependable, and can/will work well under pressure due to volume as well as someone who can be flexible in doing assorted tasks.Possess the ability to accept and/or facilitate change, whether spurred by corporate needs, market or regulatory requirements.Extensive computer skills, including word processing and spreadsheet (preferably with Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel) and internet search skills.Occasional travel may be required outside of normal business hours.Possess good judgment, ability to accept responsibility and handle confidential information.Strong awareness of regional economies within lending footprint that include, but are not limited to: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, California, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Hawaii.Possess a valid driver's license, vehicle, and liability insurance.MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS:Able to operate a Personal Computer and view information on a monitor.Must be able to sit for many hours each day.Must be able to communicate via telephone and possess dexterity to include filing documents, reaching and bending.May be required to stand for extended periods of time.Ability to lift or carry up to 10 poundsAbility to speak and understand English and express ideas and have difficult conversations in person and over the telephone.Ability to listen and comprehend speech.Ability to problem solve, make decisions, interpret data and information, read, write and organize information in an orderly manner.Willing and able to travel occasionally as needed.WORK ENVIRONMENT:Normal business office environment.Ability to work in artificial light for extended periods of time.This Position Description may not be limited to the functions and requirements as outlined above, now or in the future. For example, changes in corporate needs, position demands, or individual performance may result in changes to the functions or requirements of this position.Area:
Appraisal (Sales)
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$98,200.00 - $161,900.00
(Depending on knowledge, skills, abilities and location. Certain level jobs may be eligible for bonus, commission, and/or equity awards.)Posting Date:
November 14, 2024This job will be open and accepting applications for a minimum of three days from the date it was posted.Benefits* worth writing home about:Medical, dental, and vision coverage for employees and their familiesLife, disability and family Leave401(k) and Roth 401(k) with employer matchWellness program, employee assistance program, "Commute Trip Reduction" (CTR) and various employee discountsGenerous vacation, sick leave, 11 paid holidays, and 16 hours of paid leave every year for community service workFree employee checking account and employee home loan discounts*For eligible employees averaging 20 or more hours per week.EO/AA Employer including Vets and Disabled.Qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records will be considered in accordance with legal requirements.If you are a California resident, you may be entitled to certain rights regarding your personal information, which is information that identifies, relates to, or could reasonably be linked with a particular California resident or household. Additional information about our data collection practices and location specific notices is available on our privacy policy.California applicants may click this link Fair Chance Ordinance for Los Angeles County to see additional information.Job Description Summary:This position is primarily responsible for managing the full valuation lifecycle, or order engagement through appraisal review processes for delegated assignments within the Commercial Appraisal Department and involving a broad range of commercial real estate and residential construction properties. With minimal supervision, the candidate must be able to identify the necessary scope of work for each request to ensure that the proper valuation service is engaged, as well as identify, vet and engage competent valuation service providers for each property. The candidate must be able to determine and manage compliance with the minimum appraisal standards of Title XI of FIRREA, the Interagency Appraisal and Evaluation Guidelines (IAEGs), USPAP, Bank requirements and other various lending programs. This involves working closely with all commercial lending units and the Credit Administration/ Special Assets departments to ensure that the appraisal function: (1) supports the Bank's ability to provide superior customer service and achieve service level agreements; (2) help the Bank maintain desired levels of credit risk; and (3) meet regulatory requirements.Job Details:ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:Ability to independently work with lending partners to identify and define the scope of work necessary to produce credible and compliant results, including the selection, coaching and engagement of valuation professionals to complete each assignment.Perform valuation reviews of all commercial and residential construction property types, including a thorough understanding of all predominant commercial property types and involving a wide range of complexity.Support a solution-focused and risk-based approach to the valuation process, including proficiency in understanding credit structure and in the context of collateral risk analysis.Effectively perform collateral risk assessment analysis during the review process, and with specific consideration for the property type and credit action.Effectively communicate with department staff, lending partners and valuation service providers, including the ability to resolve conflict during the valuation process lifecycle.Communicate with fee appraisers in the bidding and ordering of appraisal reports, and when additional documentation is necessary. Follow up with appraisers when clarification is necessary to ensure satisfactory resolution of outstanding valuation matters.Possess competency in the analysis of plans and specifications, operating statements, rent rolls, cost budgets, entitlement reports, title reports, engineering reports and environmental and soils reports.Possess the ability and competency to generate in-house valuations in support of new loans and for loan/asset monitoring purposes, as needed.Ability to contribute and support the development and implementation of the department's strategic plans and action steps that enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the appraisal function and support the corporate and business unit strategic objectives and plans.Establish and maintain open communication with all lending departments in order to support business initiatives, strategies and needs while maintaining appropriate levels of independence and controls.Assist as needed with the mentoring of less experienced staff within the department.Stay current with market trends and regulatory requirements, and be a resource of real estate information for all CRE lending areas.Maintain, track and measure productivity levels/goals as outlined by the Commercial Appraisal Manager.Perform on-site property inspections as needed.Maintain a current understanding and familiarity with HomeStreet's commercial-related lending products.Advise the department manager(s) of significant problems encountered in a timely manner.Assume additional responsibilities as they arise, cross-train within the department, and be responsive to the needs of the department.REQUIREMENTS:Have at least nine years of commercial appraisal experience, including a minimum of three years of commercial appraisal review experience preferably within a regulated financial institution.Have a valid "Certified General Real Estate Appraiser" license. Exceptions to the licensing requirement may be permitted on a case-by-case basis and depending upon a candidate's level of equivalent education and relevant experience.Appraisal Institute designation(s) (MAI, SRA, AI-GRS, or AI-RRS) are a plus; completion of the
Review Theory: General
course by the Appraisal Institute is also highly encouraged.Educational requirements include a 4-year college degree or higher.Possess excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.Be a self-starter who can work independently, but who also has the ability to work cooperatively and maintain effective communication with co-workers, department managers, and lending partners.Have a strong ability, desire, and enjoyment in working with others in a cooperative, professional and friendly spirit.Has the ability to learn quickly and be accurate and timely in completing responsibilities, with strong attention to detail, organizational skills, accuracy and problem solving.Must be a self-starter, be dependable, and can/will work well under pressure due to volume as well as someone who can be flexible in doing assorted tasks.Possess the ability to accept and/or facilitate change, whether spurred by corporate needs, market or regulatory requirements.Extensive computer skills, including word processing and spreadsheet (preferably with Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel) and internet search skills.Occasional travel may be required outside of normal business hours.Possess good judgment, ability to accept responsibility and handle confidential information.Strong awareness of regional economies within lending footprint that include, but are not limited to: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, California, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, and Hawaii.Possess a valid driver's license, vehicle, and liability insurance.MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CONSIDERATIONS:Able to operate a Personal Computer and view information on a monitor.Must be able to sit for many hours each day.Must be able to communicate via telephone and possess dexterity to include filing documents, reaching and bending.May be required to stand for extended periods of time.Ability to lift or carry up to 10 poundsAbility to speak and understand English and express ideas and have difficult conversations in person and over the telephone.Ability to listen and comprehend speech.Ability to problem solve, make decisions, interpret data and information, read, write and organize information in an orderly manner.Willing and able to travel occasionally as needed.WORK ENVIRONMENT:Normal business office environment.Ability to work in artificial light for extended periods of time.This Position Description may not be limited to the functions and requirements as outlined above, now or in the future. For example, changes in corporate needs, position demands, or individual performance may result in changes to the functions or requirements of this position.Area:
Appraisal (Sales)
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