The Title Examiner is responsible for researching public records and examining the chain of title to determine the legal condition of residential properties. They must resolve documentation issues, verify legal descriptions, and prepare initial title commitment reports.
The Title Examiner is responsible for researching public records and examining the chain of title for residential properties to determine legal ownership and restrictions. They will resolve documentation issues and prepare initial title commitment reports based on established procedural guidelines.
The Title Examiner is responsible for researching public records and examining the chain of title to determine the legal condition of residential properties. They resolve documentation issues and prepare initial title commitment reports based on procedural guidelines.
Responsible for reviewing title reports and documentation to identify and resolve defects before foreclosure sales. This includes filing title claims and coordinating with attorneys, vendors, and clients to ensure timely clearance.
Manage Deed in Lieu title files from referral through clearance and final client reporting. Coordinate with vendors and stakeholders to resolve title exceptions, prepare legal documents, and submit Title Packages for HUD/VA properties.
The role involves searching public records and examining titles to determine the legal condition of primarily residential properties. Responsibilities include analyzing mortgages, liens, and easements to resolve title issues and preparing initial commitment documentation.
Provide high-level administrative and operational support to the Chief Strategy Officer, including complex calendar and travel management. Coordinate strategic initiatives by tracking tasks, deadlines, and action items to ensure project completion.
