maintenance technician

loan servicing specialist

specialist

administrative assistant

dispatcher

Dominion Financial Services

 Dominion is a fast-growing company and always looking for ways to better serve our customers and streamline our processes in a constantly changing real estate market. In my role the day operations can be very fast paced so an ability to adapt and problem solve is key to being successful. Time management is key for this role. Each day is different, and you can constantly learn something new if you have the willingness to listen.  I personally enjoy the ability to work independently and to structure my day how I see fit to get my job done. Management has been very helpful to me in my role and always available to answer any questions that I may have. Additionally, the owners provide a wealth of knowledge that they openly share about real estate lending, the real estate industry and help in making sound investment advice personally & professionally.  I've worked in the real estate industry in various roles over the last 20+ years and I feel I learn something new about the business daily.  Dominion will help you grow as both an individual & employee and gain industry knowledge if you are willing to listen.  So far - this is an experience and opportunity that I have no regrets in choosing. 

Fourteen years in traditional lending gave me a comfortable career, but coming to Dominion has been like stepping into a whole new league. I used to think I knew the ins and outs of this industry, but Dominion has shown me how much more there is to conquer. Forget what you've heard; loan officers are sidelining themselves by not diving into this dynamic private sector.

Here at Dominion, the environment isn't just about work—it's about passion, challenge, and the kind of motivation that makes you eager to log in every morning. It's the first time I've felt like I'm part of something far bigger than myself, a wave that's about to break and reshape the entire landscape. 

I'm surrounded by top-tier professionals, people who challenge me to up my game daily. It's like a continuous master class in how to excel in this field. We're not just working; we're pioneering, innovating, and setting the stage for something extraordinary.

If you're a loan officer and you're excellent at what you do, but you're looking for that 'something more,' you'll find it at Dominion. This isn't just a workplace; it's the frontline of what's soon going to dominate the industry. Don't miss out; be part of the revolution."

The work is pretty fast paced for what I was doing and since most things are manual, there is extra pressure or the possibility of real problems when getting done.  Overall it wasn't bad. I enjoyed my specific job and a few coworkers and clients. The company jreally needs to go to an MSP/DOS based system. They need some tech upgrades to function at their best.  

The only real and biggest complaint I have is the obvious lack of professionalism between some management to peers, even upper level.  Bullying is a very known problem but has not been adequately handled during my time there. 

I would hope the expectation of getting work completed would be done in an environment considered SAFE, secure, nurturing, and with personal growth/professional growth being the goal in the environment. Unfortunately, this does not seem to be the case.  It's a shame to lose really good people who enjoyed their work simply because management makes the changes on the wrong situations.  It's toxic in action and is really something serious the company needs to watch out for. 

DFS is probably the most dysfunctional organization that I have worked at. I honestly have not seen such an active stance on not changing anything by management before I came here. If are looking for the most inefficient and convoluted way of doing anything, this is the place for you (myself and others were literally told that utilizing a spreadsheet to speed up our job is "cheating"). 

Management is just as lackluster, and because of that the average tenure here is less than 1.5 years, even less in certain departments. There is no clear direction from upper management and middle management here, for the most part, some of the dullest individuals I have worked with in 10+ years are in real estate and construction. 

So all that being said take a job here at your own risk, but if you walk through that door do not think for a second that you are walking into a thriving company with top talent. This place runs 20 years behind the rest of the industry, which is not great for a 25-year-old company. 



I would recommend looking elsewhere on your job search. They have cultivated a culture of constantly looking over your shoulder by micromanaging your day to day activities. When mistakes are made management will blame someone which is why most other employees all tell you to CYA at all times. They also monitor your activities and communications daily.   

Not a lot of thorough training and when things are not known, it’s treated as incompetence and not as something that can be improved. They could improve by coaching people instead. There has been a lot of turnover in the time that I spent there, especially in processing. Dominion would rank on the lower end of companies I have worked for and have a lot of room for improvement, though it’s doubtful they would be willing to listen. 

I'm the Post-Closing Manager and I manage a team of 4 employees. I have over 24 years of Banking Experience and I'm very knowledgeable with mortgages. My team processes daily original loan documents, trailing documents, preparing and recording releases, assignments, UCC Financial Statements, and process paid off loans. We work closely with the Capital Markets Department to ensure proper shipments of loan documents to the purchaser.  My team and I have great teamwork. We function as a unit and enjoy working together. Even though I have many years of banking experience, I didn't have much knowledge with rentals and bridge loans. Learning new products was exciting and interesting. 

I really enjoy working for Dominion Financial Services, I like the atmosphere of the small but growing company - it offers many opportunities.   I am appreciated and respected here far more than I ever was at the large financial companies I worked at for over 20 years.  It is such a pleasant change that my skills and doing a good job enable advancement, without office politics.  In my department the manager allows flex time and WFH 2 days a week, other groups also offer flexibility, making work/life balance easier to achieve. Additionally, the company has fun events enabling employees who do not work in the same areas to get to know each other.

Working at Dominion Financial Services has been the most disappointing experience of my professional career spanning two decades. The company operates under a culture of micromanagement, where guidelines are inconsistently communicated, and employees are penalized for issues they were never properly informed about. Management's condescending attitude only exacerbates the toxic work environment, leaving every employee dissatisfied with upper management.

One of the most concerning aspects of working at Dominion is the lack of consideration for It's evident that many regret their decision to join the company, and for good reason.

The loan processor role is ever changing as the company does not keep Standard Operating Procedures. All changes are communicated through Microsoft Teams or Outlook. Any policy changes, sent by management, will contain a mix of screenshots and copy/paste messages from higher ups. Processors will be held accountable, with pay deduction, for any discrepancies. Dominion Financial Services does not believe in annual cost of living increases, merit increases, or bonuses. In a remote role, you will be expected to pay your own way to company events. The commission structure is decent.

Dominion Financial is the place to work.  The management is supportive and always available for questions.  The culture her is top notch with multiple groups you can join.  The company wide open-door policy really makes you feel like you are part of the bigger picture.  The company actively listens to their staff and has a great work life balance.

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