Undeveloped land in a very desirable neighborhood located on Robin Hill Lane. Within minutes to the villages of Lakeville and Salisbury and all the area has to offer. Building site has been cleared.…	Read More
Complete tranquility in this sophisticated home built in 1991. 20 acre property, surrounded by conservation land in all directions, and on a quiet dirt road… what you see will be here forever. Adjacent to Macedonia Brook State Park (largest in Connecticut) with endless hiking and biking trails. On the Kent/Sharon border with access to both…	Read More
Complete tranquility in this sophisticated home built in 1991. 20 acre property, surrounded by conservation land in all directions, and on a quiet dirt road… what you see will be here forever. Adjacent to Macedonia Brook State Park (largest in Connecticut) with endless hiking and biking trails. On the Kent/Sharon border with access to both towns. Spectacular open main floor with 3 en suite Bedrooms. High ceilings, beams, beautiful floors. Incredible pool overlooking private meadow and stream. Massive stone work across the property including beautiful outdoor hearth. Excellent condition. One of a kind and priced right.
Bedroom Suites Foyer: (12’3×8) gathering area with Mexican tiled floor, coat closet and built-in storage
Great Room: (33’9×24’1) 17’ vaulted ceiling with 3” hardwood floors, ship lapped ceiling anchored by wood burning fireplace with two entrances to teak dining/entertaining terrace
Kitchen: (16’7×14’6) Chef’s kitchen with custom cabinets, stainless steel deep sink, and top of the line appliances as well as a separate wet bar area
Master Suite: (25’2×14) wood ceilings, alcove area for bed, plenty of closet space as well as spectacular views
Arbor Terrace: (51×35) with fireplace, dining area overlooking brook and protected land directly off kitchen
Gunite pool: secluded off conservatory with views over meadows, bluestone seating area, stone walls with built-in stone benches designed by Kent greenhouse
Garage: (21’9×23’4) 2-car divided, attached, with extra height to almost 12’, heated with concrete floor and drainage
Hartford Community Loan Fund (HCLF) has expanded the geographic investment area of our Construction-Rehab Lending (CRL) Program to include ten additional towns in the Greater Hartford region. To facilitate the continued growth of the CRL Program, HCLF is seeking an individual for the full-time position of Community Development Mortgage Loan Officer.
Position Summary: The Community Development Mortgage Loan Officer (LO) performs a range of lending activities to originate and underwrite CRL Program mortgage loans for single, multi-family and mixed-use properties, and assist in the marketing of HCLF’s construction loan and permanent loan products. The LO reports to the Director of Lending and works closely with other HCLF staff members who assist in processing, closing and servicing loans. Through HCLF brokerage relationships, the LO will also provide conventional mortgage products to prospective borrowers in HCLF’s investment area.
Increase visibility of HCLF loan products in underserved areas and to underserved populations through marketing and new business development activities with realtors, current/potential homeowners, investors, contractors, developers, and other stakeholders to generate business and meet organizational production goals;
Provide technical assistance to customers on housing finance, subsidy sources, property/construction management, risk mitigation and other housing-specific topics;
Ensure collection of all supporting documentation and process the application in a timely manner. Communicate effectively with customers, realtors, attorneys, staff and other stakeholders to efficiently underwrite and close loans;
Prepare Loan Approval Summary recommendations for management and Loan Committee review in accordance with the HCLF underwriting guidelines. Present the final Loan Approval Summary to Loan Committee for approval. Prepare Commitment Letters for approved loans;
What we’d like to see: We think the following qualifications can help the Loan Officer achieve great results in their work here:
NMLS licensing as Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO) with at least three years of recent work experience as MLO (NMLS Licensing and MLO experience are requirements);
Experience with underwriting and managing construction loans, including a good understanding of the construction advance/draw process;
Good written and verbal communication skills; ability to make effective public presentations to a range of audiences;
Desire and ability to think creatively in providing capital to historically underserved communities;
HCLF will provide necessary training to the LO specific to the administration of its Construction-Rehab lending process.
HCLF also offers a competitive benefits package which includes: medical/dental coverage, flexible spending accounts, disability and life insurance, and an employer-matched retirement plan.
HCLF is an equal opportunity provider and employer. HCLF does not discriminate in hiring or employment practices on the basis of race, color, ethnicity, gender identification, national origin, age, religion, sexual orientation, disability, marital or familial status, ancestry, or status as a veteran.
HCLF values and is committed to maintaining a multicultural work environment. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.
About Hartford Community Loan Fund: We’re the good guys in the financial services industry – a community development financial institution (CDFI) with a focus on promoting and providing affordable and just capital for the benefit of low-to-moderate income and underserved households in HCLF’s investment area. We are focused on providing financing that creates and rehabs affordable housing. More information about HCLF can be found at our website: www.hartfordloans.org.
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