Remote Transaction Coordinator Real Estate
Remote Transaction Coordinator Real Estate
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- You'll take ownership of the transaction process from start to finish
- Managing residential real estate transactions from listing to closing
- Reviewing contracts, disclosures, and addenda for accuracy and compliance
- Serving as the central point of communication between agents, clients, and title/escrow
- Tracking deadlines and contingencies to ensure smooth, on-time closings
- Keeping files audit-ready and fully compliant with brokerage and state requirements
- Problem-solving proactively when challenges arise
- Maintaining organized digital records in our transaction management systems
- Supporting agents with documentation, timelines, and process clarity
- Identifying smarter, more efficient ways to improve workflows
- You're not just organized. You're unshakeable under pressure, proactive, and energized by responsibility.
- You likely have:2+ years of Nevada, Idaho, Utah, or California residential transaction management experience
- Strong knowledge of Nevada contracts and compliance (Idaho, Utah, or California experience is a plus)
- The ability to manage multiple transactions with minimal supervision
- A calm, solutions-first mindset
- High accountability and attention to detail
- A desire to grow long-term within real estate operations
- Strong communication skills and the ability to connect with different personalities
- Confidence using Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, and Apple products
- A natural curiosity about systems and technology that increase efficiency
- Most importantly, you take pride in your work and genuinely enjoy helping others succeed.
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