Hey guys I have an interview for loan origination role.What are some talking points more so what should I mainly expect to be doing? It mentions a few duties; preparing quotes, term sheets, and packages as well as market research. Also what can I do to really kill it and move to the next level?
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What is your past experience? A loan originator isn't a role someone is typically hired into with no background in CRE lending
I was mainly doing market research for a PERE and a little bit of Argus work.
And you're interviewing for a role that is purely a production role? It seems like with that experience you'd be better off starting in underwriting then maybe moving into originations once you know the business a lot more/have some connections.
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