Closing Specialist
straussgroup executive search consultantsLaurel (MD)
Closing Specialist
Posted 2 days ago
straussgroup executive search consultantsLaurel (MD)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
*No prior experience in the title industry is required for this opportunity! We are looking for someone with the transferable skill set to be successful! The Closing Specialist is responsible for the closing documents, management of closing funds and maintaining file quality in compliance with all state regulations, underwriting requirements and branch procedures.
Primary Responsibilities:
Work closely with closing officers, title department, and vendors to obtain all required 3rd party verifications and other supporting documentation needed for preparation of closing documents. Prepare title commitment and title policies in accordance with review of underwriting requirements, title report and survey, where applicable. Responsible for maintaining a complete understanding of Quality Control/Audit procedures, corporate policies, regulatory policies and all procedures related to government disclosures in order to review closed files for accuracy and compliance. Verify receipt of all funds necessary for disbursement and ensure case funds balance. Issue and deliver checks in a timely manner, initiate wires, and allocate settlement fees to appropriate income accounts. The Transferable Skillset We Are Looking For: Attention to detail Time management skills Organizational Skills Team Player
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