Assist the foreclosure and litigation departments, supervise paralegals and support staff, and ensure high-quality work and compliance with firm procedures. Monitor case progress, develop strategies to resolve files, and build client relationships.
The Title Examiner is responsible for reviewing title reports for mortgage foreclosure transactions and identifying necessary defendants and title defects. They will also utilize online portals to perform tax and title searches and plot legal descriptions.
The specialist manages title claims for New York, New Jersey, and Florida by reviewing issues and coordinating with underwriters and title counsel. They are responsible for updating client systems and monitoring the progress of claims until resolution.
The Client Systems Specialist is responsible for updating client systems with foreclosure milestone completions and managing sub-processes for contested issues. They also facilitate communication and escalate file-related issues to the appropriate departments or client contacts.
The Title Examiner is responsible for examining title reports for mortgage foreclosure transactions and identifying title defects or superior interests. They will utilize online search portals and tools to perform tax and title searches while maintaining accurate documentation.
The specialist is responsible for reviewing title issues and assisting clients with the curative process. They must also maintain detailed notes and coordinate with the title claims team to keep clients informed of progress.
The FHA Transfer Processor is responsible for managing the transfer of foreclosed properties to HUD by preparing necessary legal deeds and ensuring clear title through insurance policies. They must coordinate with title underwriters, manage tax and lien searches, and handle curative actions to resolve title defects.
Robertson, Anschutz, Schneid, Crane & Partners, PLLC·Full Time·2 months ago
United States$75000 - $90000 per year0-2 yrs expLegal
The Associate Attorney is responsible for reviewing loan documents, drafting pleadings, and attending court hearings to initiate legal actions. They must also ensure compliance with state and federal regulations while maintaining accurate internal system records.