Residential Real Estate Closing Attorney
tbg bachrach groupWinston (GA)
Residential Real Estate Closing Attorney
Posted 2 days ago
tbg bachrach groupWinston (GA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description:
TBG I The Bachrach Group is engaged in a search with a prominent Real Estate Law Firm with multiple locations searching for a new member for their Real Estate Team in their West Cobb office. 0-2 years experience doing real estate closings and clearing title. Will look at newly barred attorneys!!! Excellent training program and benefits and good reputable firm. If you want to grow your career the right way then please send resume to saral@bachrachgroup.com for immediate consideration.
Duties include all aspects of managing the purchase process for homebuyers and residential real estate investors: research and arrange resolution of building code and city violations; facilitate assessed value disputes; form and fund land trusts with sometimes complex inheritance and tenancy structures; manage compliance with condominium and home owners’ association laws and requirements for purchasers; coordinate shared tasks with lenders, clients, realtors, and others. This position involves frequent and involved client contact, with the lawyer taking point on the purchaser’s or buyer’s entire experience with the firm from opening up to closing. This position offers a soup to nuts immersion in real estate transactions from a purchaser perspective. The lawyer will gain detailed knowledge of standard real estate practice and have immediate opportunities to delve into the actual practice of real estate law.
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