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Company Description: Lawyer's Escrow Service has provided settlement services to buyers, sellers, agents, lenders, and builders since 1975. Based in the Nashville Metropolitan Area, the company supports real estate transactions throughout Tennessee. It focuses on delivering accurate, timely, and compliant escrow and closing services that help clients complete property deals with confidence. Team members work closely with a diverse range of stakeholders, contributing to smooth and professional real estate settlements. The organization values reliability, integrity, and strong client service in every transaction.
Role Description: The Title Insurance Sales Representative role is a full-time position located in the Nashville Metropolitan Area. The Representative will concentrate on generating new business referral clients for Lawyer's Escrow. The role requires consistent on-site presence, along with outside the office visits, attention to detail, and a commitment to professional, courteous service.
Qualifications: Strong organizational, time management, and follow-through skills to handle multiple files and deadlines. Attention to detail and accuracy in documentation, data entry, and record keeping. Clear written and verbal communication skills for interacting with clients and internal teams. Basic proficiency with office software (e.g., word processing, spreadsheets, email) and willingness to learn industry-specific systems. Customer service mindset, with professionalism and discretion when handling sensitive information. Ability to work on-site in the Nashville Metropolitan Area and collaborate effectively in a team environment. Experience in real estate, title, escrow, banking expected, and a Tennessee Title Insurance Producer license, or willingness to attain.

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