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Searches and examines public and tax records to determine legal condition and insurability of commercial/industrial property titles; prepares accurate title commitments; resolves atypical issues; supports and mentors junior team members; works with limited supervision.

Greets and directs callers and visitors, operates switchboard, and provides general administrative support (typing, filing, copying, calendar coordination). Sorts mail, coordinates meetings and catering, follows established procedures, and performs other duties under direct supervision.

As an Escrow Officer, you will manage real estate transactions, establish escrow accounts, process documents, and provide customer service during the closing process while adhering to company policies.

The Title Examiner investigates and examines public records to determine the legal condition of property titles, preparing title commitments and supporting real estate transactions.

The Commercial Escrow Officer provides escrow services for commercial real estate transactions, ensuring high customer service and managing transactions between buyers and sellers.

Provide administrative escrow support for residential and commercial transactions: prepare and review closing files, confirm balances, issue checks and wires, coordinate with lenders/buyers/escrow officers, and follow established procedures to disburse funds and complete settlement tasks.

Support real estate transactions by researching public records, examining property titles, and performing title curative functions to resolve discrepancies. Respond to customer inquiries, follow standard procedures, work under general supervision, and manage assigned workload within deadlines.