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The Escrow Manager is responsible for overseeing branch operations, ensuring efficient closing processes, maintaining customer relationships, preparing budgets, and managing staff. They act as a liaison in settlement transactions while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

The Escrow Manager oversees branch operations, ensuring compliance with standards while developing customer relationships and managing staff. Responsibilities include processing titles, preparing budgets, ensuring quality service, and managing audits. The role also involves staffing, training, and fostering participation in community events.

The Land Project Manager is responsible for managing project budgets, coordinating with government agencies, overseeing development contracts and schedules, reviewing design and environmental documents, and ensuring compliance with project standards. They provide updates to management and facilitate coordination between teams, while also managing staffing and employee performance within the department.

Primary responsibility for completing a hands-on technical and cross-training personal development program focusing on superintendent, contract administration, and project management job skills. Participate in land development field operations, contract administration process, and project planning. Develop competency level to be deployed as Superintendent, Contract Administrator, or Project Manager.

The Sales Consultant will complete training to become a Sales Associate, assist with interviews and presentations for home sales, support new homebuyers, and perform administrative tasks in the sales office. They will also learn about local real estate markets and regulations.

The Sales Consultant is responsible for completing sales training to become a Sales Associate or Consultant. Responsibilities include assisting with homebuyer interviews, learning the local market and regulations, providing support to the sales team, and handling administrative tasks in the sales office.

The Land Development Manager oversees field or office operations related to land development, coordinating with contractors, engineers, and regulatory agencies. Responsibilities include managing budgets, reviewing designs, leading the bidding process, and mentoring a team. The position requires ensuring projects meet planning standards and aligning with the Master Plan.