Veterans United Home Loans Hosting Virtual Job Fair

Aug 28, 2020

Senior Editor

Veterans United Home Loans, the nation’s largest VA purchase lender, will be hosting a virtual job fair on Sept. 2. The company was recently ranked first in Missouri by Forbes as that state’s best employer.

A virtual career showcase will be held at 3 p.m. CDT on Sept. 2 for interested job applications. The showcase will allow potential job candidates an up-close look at Veterans United’s culture, Diversity and Inclusion programs and available career opportunities. It will give a broad overview of Veterans United’s different divisions. Recruiters will be available to answer any questions during the session. Positions are not limited to production jobs but include all facets of the company.

The company is based in Columbia, Missouri, and has corporate offices in Irving Texas, Lenexa, Kansas, and St. Louis, Missouri. It also has branch offices in about 25 states and is currently in the process of opening a new office in Springfield. Opportunities are available at all locations as well as remote.

Veterans United is the largest VA purchase lender in the country. Since Fiscal Year 2015, Veterans United has gone from the fifth-largest VA lender to first. Fiscal Year 2020 is on-track to be the company’s best year yet for purchase loans. In the third quarter of Fiscal Year ‘20, Veterans United originated nearly four times as many VA purchase loans as its nearest competitor. While it does offer refinance opportunities, it does so primarily as a customer service to existing customers.

For more information, interested applicants can register at this link for the showcase.

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Keith Griffin

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Keith Griffin is a senior editor at NMP.

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Aug 28, 2020

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