Escrow Officer Texas
new comienzosIrving (TX)
$80 K
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Escrow Officer Texas
Base Salary: $80K$110K + Commissions
Ideal Candidate:
Currently producing 1525 files per month (or the equivalent transaction volume). Existing relationships with REALTORS, lenders, builders, or investors. Self-motivated with a desire to grow income and business.
Immediate Opening:
People's Title is seeking a high-caliber Escrow Officer who can step in and perform at an elite level from day one. This role is designed for a seasoned professional with a verified book of business and a proven ability to close consistently.
Responsibilities:
- Manage and close residential and commercial real estate transactions from contract to funding
- Coordinate with agents, lenders, buyers, and sellers to ensure seamless closings
- Review title commitments, clear title objections, and prepare accurate settlement statements
- Maintain exceptional communication throughout each file
- Uphold full compliance with state regulations and People's Title policies
- Strengthen and grow your existing client relationships through continued service excellence
Requirements:
- Minimum 10 years of experience as an Escrow Officer
- Existing book of business required
- Must provide proof of production for the past 12 months
- Must average 15-25 files per month
- Strong command of title procedures and closing processes
- Excellent communication skills and detail-driven mindset
- Ability to resolve complex or ambiguous title issues with confidence
- Independent performer with a team-oriented spirit
- A culture built on hospitality, excellence, and high performance
If you are ready to bring your business to a company that matches your capability and ambition, we would like to speak with you.
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