Title Insurance | Commercial Escrow Talent
godot consulting groupDetroit (MI)
Title Insurance | Commercial Escrow Talent
Posted 7 days ago
godot consulting groupDetroit (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Commercial Escrow Officer Godot currently has multiple roles open for experienced National Commercial Escrow talent in Houston, Dallas, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indianapolis and Detroit. Excellent pay and benefits. If you are looking to upgrade your career trajectory, contact us today. All inquiries are strictly confidential.
Responsibilities:
Responsible for establishing new commercial accounts Maintain escrow records and files and acts as escrow agent Responsible for managing a portfolio of assigned commercial customers and brokers. Provides high level of customer service and develops ongoing referrals from existing customers and brokers Maintain records in the escrow accounting system and customer database Reviews escrow reports against escrow records to ensure accuracy of posted escrow transactions Capable of managing multi-state and multi-site transactions
Requirements: High School Diploma or equivalent experience
Professional Skills:
Ability to shift priorities easily Excellent organizational skills Customer Service Ability to work independently; and also function as a team member Strong analytical and problem solving skills Ability to learn and leverage modern title production procedures and technology If this opportunity matches your background or if you're interested about other roles we currently recruiting for, you're welcome to apply or connect with Godot directly.
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