Closer
florida agency networkTampa (FL)
About the role
Job Description:
FLORIDA AGENCY NETWORK IS HIRING TITLE INSURANCE CLOSERS FOR OUR GROWING OFFICES IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA/TAMPA BAY AREA.
QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WILL:
Process and close files
Examine and clear requirements on title commitments and lender closing instructions for compliance status
Provide up to date communication with Realtors, lenders, mortgage brokers and clients to ensure quick and accurate transactions
Order, review and disclose matters on surveys, sales contracts, estoppels, searches and others
Prepare CDs, Settlement Statements, Deeds and other settlement documents
Serve as an escrow officer, which includes the receipt and disbursement of funds
Review all files before, during and after the closings to prevent and resolve any potential issues/claims
SKILLS NEEDED:
2-3 years’ experience in title insurance, processing and closing procedures
Proficient in MS Office and preferably Soft Pro
Positive and problem-solving attitude
Team player
Outstanding Customer Service
Florida Notary
Title License Preferred
The Florida Agency Network (FAN) is a network of independent real estate title agencies that have formed a strategic alliance to provide shared back office services, pooled resources, and greater geographic coverage throughout the State of Florida. Florida Agency Network’s proud members include: Hillsborough Title, Tampa Bay Title, Paramount Title, Gator Title, Strategic Title, Patriot Title, Total Title Solutions, and International Title Partners.
Florida Agency Network has convenient locations throughout the State of Florida.
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