Connecticut Residential Real Estate Attorney - Closings Pro

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100kcrossingMilford (CT)

Real Estate Sales Agents Title Abstract and Settlement Offices

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About the role

100KCrossing is seeking a Residential Real Estate Attorney Associate in Connecticut. The candidate must be admitted to the CT Bar and hold a CT Notary commission, with at least three years of residential real estate experience. Responsibilities include title rundown, contract review, and facilitating refinance and purchase closings. Flexibility to travel to closings across the state, with evening and occasional Saturday availability, plus strong lender, realtor, and client relations skills.

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