Escrow Support/Front Desk (Independence Title - Monticello Office)
Posted 16 days ago
anywhere real estateDallas (TX)
Real Estate Sales AgentsOther Activities Related to Real Estate
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Escrow Support/Front DeskIndependence Title in the Dallas-Fort Worth area (Monticello Office), a wholly owned subsidiary of Anywhere Integrated Services, is seeking an Escrow Support/Front Desk. Anywhere Integrated Services is a full-service title, settlement, underwriting and vendor management services company serving real estate companies, affinity groups, corporations and financial institutions in support of residential and commercial real estate transactions. The Escrow Support/Front Desk is responsible for:All receptionist responsibilities (answering phones, greeting visitors, lobby set-up, process deliveries and mail)Assisting with opening the new customer/client files into the database systemOffice supplies, work/copy room upkeepAssisting Escrow teams with whatever is neededTruly Remarkable Service:We are looking for a friendly, outgoing, sharp, well-organized person with a strong work ethic and desire to find solutions to help customers have a truly remarkable experience closing their real estate transactions.Must create a positive image of the company through a professional appearance, actions, and conduct to fellow employees and customers.Benefits: On a personal and professional level, here's just part of what you'll enjoy:Career growth opportunitiesTraining and DevelopmentMedical/Dental/VisionPaid Holidays and Vacation401(k) Matching ProgramEmployee Assistance ProgramQualifications:A High School diploma or equivalent is requiredA minimum of one year of administrative experience is requiredExperience in the real estate industry is preferred (title/escrow/real estate/property management)Microsoft Suite proficientMust be able to work at location (this is not a work remote position)
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