Procesador de títulos

Posted 16 days ago

atlas title groupKnoxville (TN)

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About the role

Benefits/Perks Competitive Compensation
Great Work Environment: Career Advancement Opportunities
Job Summary: We are seeking a Title Processor to join our team! As a Title Processor, you will be working closely with the lender, ensuring the title is clear, and obtaining all necessary documentation and signatures for the settlement. You will also be processing the file, troubleshooting any issues that may arise, and owning the close of the sale or settlement. The ideal candidate can multitask, and excellent communication skills, and has a strong understanding of real estate transactions, escrow, and mortgages.
Responsibilities: Communicate with lenders, buyers, and sellers to ensure everyone is on the sale page while maintaining strong professional relationships Verify all documentation, obtain signatures as required, and keep files organized throughout the entire transaction Monitor the status of the title and sale throughout the entire process, and communicate it appropriately with the clients Troubleshoot issues with the title, lender, or purchaser as they arise as to not slow the closing process at all Transmit all documentation to the lender as needed
Qualifications: Excellent communication skills Excellent customer service skills Strong computer skills, including familiarity with the Microsoft Office suite Prior knowledge of titles, mortgages, escrow processes, and loans helpful The ability to multitask and switch focus between multiple projects

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