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Manage residential and commercial escrow transactions from opening through closing. Prepare and review documents, clear title requirements, disburse authorized funds, calculate prorations, coordinate with buyers, sellers, lenders, attorneys, and real estate professionals, and ensure regulatory compliance. Maintain accurate records, resolve issues, support client communication, monitor escrow accounts, and contribute to team development and customer service.

Manages residential and commercial escrow transactions, including title clearance, document preparation, fund disbursement, closing statements, regulatory compliance, and client communication. Develops a profitable escrow desk, maintains transaction records, resolves title issues, coordinates with lenders and real estate professionals, and mentors coworkers. The role requires strong knowledge of escrow law, RESPA, TILA, Dodd-Frank, CFPB rules, and ALTA Best Practices.

Assists the Escrow Officer with pre- and post-closing activities, including reviewing contracts, preparing documentation, balancing lender figures, handling disbursements and funds transfers, coordinating transaction parties, obtaining funding approval, issuing settlement statements, and supporting e-recordings. Maintains compliance with escrow laws, company policies, RESPA, TILA, Dodd-Frank, CFPB rules, and ALTA Best Practices while providing customer service and administrative support.

Generates new revenue by identifying prospects, qualifying opportunities, developing client relationships, negotiating and closing sales, and maintaining an active sales funnel. The representative works with executives and decision-makers, updates CRM records, stays informed on title insurance and industry regulations, attends sales events, meets performance goals, and travels as needed. The role is remote in the field and requires residence in Massachusetts.

Provides underwriting counsel and authorization for real estate title insurance commitments and policies. Advises company personnel, agents, brokers, and customers on title insurance and settlement services, applying federal and New York regulations. Leads regional underwriting guidance, reviews standards, supports product initiatives, analyzes underwriter performance, develops relationships, and helps implement programs. The role requires legal judgment, business acumen, strong communication, and the ability to resolve complex underwriting issues.

Manages real estate escrow transactions from opening through closing, including title clearance, document preparation, fund disbursement, calculations, recording, and final statements. Communicates with buyers, sellers, lenders, agents, attorneys, and consumers while ensuring compliance with escrow laws, RESPA, TILA, Dodd-Frank, CFPB rules, ALTA Best Practices, and company procedures. The role also develops a profitable escrow desk, maintains transaction records, resolves issues, and supports team development.

Supervises a title production team providing title and escrow services. Ensures service-level agreements, quality standards, productivity metrics, and company procedures are met; audits files, resolves complex title and escrow issues, manages risk and claims concerns, supports customer relations, and provides coaching and training. The role also implements corporate initiatives, promotes employee engagement, and maintains expertise across team functions.

Provides legal underwriting support and authorization for real estate title insurance commitments and policies in Texas. Advises company personnel, agents, brokers, and customers on title insurance and settlement services, interprets federal and state regulations, develops underwriting guidance, supports regional initiatives, analyzes underwriter performance, and builds business relationships. The role requires a law degree, Texas bar admission or admission in a state within the region, strong judgment, communication, and organizational skills.

Generates new revenue by prospecting, qualifying leads, developing client relationships, negotiating, and closing sales opportunities for title insurance and settlement services. Maintains CRM records, identifies decision-makers, applies market intelligence, stays informed on industry regulations, attends industry events, and meets sales goals. The role works remotely in the field, requires residence in Western Virginia or Eastern Maryland, and involves client and company travel.

Provides front-desk reception and administrative support for a title insurance office. Greets visitors, manages calls and appointments, maintains the reception area and supplies, handles incoming and outgoing mail and packages, orders payoffs, scans funding packages, and makes bank deposits. Requires strong customer service, communication, multitasking, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to pass criminal history and credit background checks.