Closing Coordinator
pike titleLynchburg (VA)
About the role
Job Description:
Pike Title is a growing title and settlement company in Virginia. We are a company of team players with a common goal to deliver superior service to our clients buying and selling homes and other real estate. The ideal candidate is detail oriented, personable, and a self-starter.
Our work environment includes:
Work-life balance
Team collaboration
Growth opportunities
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:
Answer phones
Work closely and develop a positive relationship with Realtors, Loan Officers, Lenders, Buyers and Sellers
Input data
Schedule appointments and manage employee calendars
Take detailed notes over the phone from prospective clients.
Print and assemble closing package for settlement and other applicable documents
Schedule closing with all parties involved in the transaction
Requirements:
Must have exceptional customer service skills, be able to work in a fast paced environment and be detail oriented Excellent verbal/written communication
Strong computer, data entry, typing and telephone skills
Compensation:
Bonus
12-14 paid holidays per year
Paid time off and personal days
Health, dental, and vision benefits available
\nCompany
Description:
At Pike Title, we want to bring happieness to the real estate transactions by providing unmatched service, transparency, and confidence to our clients. Founded on principles of integrity, accuracy, and genuine care, we support buyers, sellers, agents, and lenders every step of the way. Our clients count on us to make closings easy, and our team is what makes that possible.
Company Description:
At Pike Title, we want to bring happieness to the real estate transactions by providing unmatched service, transparency, and confidence to our clients. Founded on principles of integrity, accuracy, and genuine care, we support buyers, sellers, agents, and lenders every step of the way. Our clients count on us to make closings easy, and our team is what makes that possible.
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