Title Closer

Details: Job SummaryReviews documentation to clear title and heavily communicate with client, borrower, and internal staff to facilitate all title curative issues in a timely manner. Responsible for the coordination of all aspects involved with moving each file to closing. • Curative Associate with Title experience in clearing files for closing. • Title commitment: It is the product and research that is done on a property that shows any open liens, judgments, requirements to be able to provide clean insurance once it closes.• Review daily reports to ensure completion of assigned duties. • Review title commitment for clearance and to assure all items are accounted for including but not limited to ordering payoffs, verifying taxes, subordinations, mortgage verification. • Address inquiries from client and buyer professionally and in a timely manner. • Maintain open communication with team members, team leader and management. • Resolve rejected clearance files. • Handle multiple tasks and adjusts to changes in workflows, pipelines• Customer Service-written and verbal• All other duties as assigned.

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Title Processor/Closer

Details: Realty Title is seeking an experienced Title Processor/Closer in the Jackson, Mississippi area (Madison, Hinds, and Rankin counties) for an immediate full-time position.The primary responsibilities are to: Review searches Prepare title commitments Clearing and resolving title issues Gather all closing information Prepare HUD-1 Settlement Statements Disburse files and prepare title policies using SoftPro and ProTrust Conduct loan closings for refinance and purchase transactions as needed Warehouse packages The candidate we choose will be a team player with strong customer service skills with the ability to multi-task in a high stress environment.  This position requires a minimum of three (3) years experience in Title Processing, proficiency with SoftPro and ProTrust software, and the ability to interact diplomatically with customers and coworkers.

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