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Title Officer (Independence Title - Texas-based Remote)

Posted 6 days ago

realogyAustin (TX)

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About the role

Independence Title in Austin, Texas (Title Department), a wholly owned subsidiary of Anywhere Integrated Services, is seeking an experienced Title Officer. 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. Title Officer is responsible for: Researching and interpreting real estate documents, district court proceedings, probate cases and surveys. Having ability to communicate effectively with escrow staff, underwriting attorneys and co-workers. Demonstrating attention to detail combined with analytical and problem solving skills consistently Making insurability decisions and translating title insurance guidelines. Truly Remarkable Service: We are looking for a friendly, outgoing, 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 opportunities Training and Development Medical/Dental/Vision Paid Holidays and Vacation 401(k) Matching Program Employee Assistance Program
Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent
Minimum of 10 years in the title insurance business Must be able to multi-task, demonstrate exceptional written and verbal communication skills Proficient on computer, comfortable with technology Ability to work in a fast paced, team-oriented environment Have strong problem solving/analytical skills.

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