
Underwriting Specialist
LBC Mortgage
full-time
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Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Los Angeles • California • United States
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About the role
- Underwrite Hard Money / Private Money loans (Fix & Flip, Bridge, DSCR, Cash-Out, Ground-Up, etc.)
- Review loan files and borrower documentation (credit, assets, entity docs, income where applicable)
- Analyze property details, exit strategies, deal structure, and overall risk
- Calculate and validate LTV, ARV, LTC, rehab budgets, and timelines
- Review appraisals, comps, and market data to confirm property value and feasibility
- Issue approvals and conditions, ensuring fast and clear communication with the team
- Work closely with Loan Officers, Processors, and Management to move loans efficiently
- Identify red flags early and provide clear recommendations
- Ensure adherence to internal guidelines and lending policies
Requirements
- 2+ years of underwriting experience in Hard Money / Private Lending (required)
- Strong understanding of Fix & Flip and Bridge loan underwriting
- Ability to evaluate ARV-based deals, rehab scopes, and budgets
- Strong knowledge of appraisals, title reports, insurance, and entity structures
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
- Excellent communication skills and ability to make confident decisions
Benefits
- Established company with strong leadership and long-term stability
- Growing private lending division with strong pipeline
- Opportunity for career growth into Senior Underwriter / Underwriting Manager role
- Competitive compensation based on experience
- Remote flexibility and supportive team environment
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
underwritingHard Money loansPrivate Money loansFix & FlipBridge loansLTV calculationARV analysisrehab budgetsappraisalsmarket data analysis
Soft Skills
attention to detailcommunication skillsdecision makingteam collaborationrisk analysis