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Title Officer
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A Title Examiner researches and compiles information related to titles, primarily as needed for real estate transactions. Searches records, examines titles, summarizes legal or insurance documents. Conducts research for law firms, real estate firms, or title insurance companies.
$64,737 / year median in Oregon
-3% projected decline
Job Description
Title Officer AmeriTitle - 3.5 Bend, OR Job Details Full-time $22 - $34 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Qualifications Customer communication Team leadership Customer inquiry handling High school diploma or GED Mentoring Productivity software Real estate transaction management software Staff development
Full Job Description Company Overview:
Futura Title & Escrow has established strong roots in the Pacific Northwest since entering the title insurance business in Boise, Idaho, in 1975. Our strategic focus on territorial expansion has led to a successful network of 76 branches across six states, providing comprehensive real estate services. Our subsidiaries include Alliance Title & Escrow, AmeriTitle, Kittitas Title and Escrow, Momentum Title Agency, and Pacific Alliance Title. About the Role As a Title Officer II, you'll take the lead in conducting advanced title examinations, resolving complex issues, and producing highly accurate title reports and policies. You'll also mentor junior staff and help shape the quality and efficiency of our title operations. What You'll Do Conduct detailed examinations of property titles to identify defects and encumbrances. Analyze legal documents including deeds, liens, easements, judgments, trusts, and contracts. Handle complex title orders including commercial, default, and REO. Plot and interpret all types of legal descriptions (lot/block, sectional, metes and bounds). Navigate and interpret back plant archives across multiple counties. Prepare and record documents with county clerks as needed. Resolve title issues and ensure compliance with legal and company standards. Mentor and support junior title officers and assistants. Participate in quality control reviews and process improvement initiatives. Provide timely, professional responses to complex inquiries. What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent. 2-3 years of progressive experience in escrow, title, or real estate. At least 2 years as a Title Assistant and/or Title Officer. Deep knowledge of title plant systems, tax records, and title insurance procedures. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and multitasking skills. Excellent communication and customer service abilities. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and title/escrow software systems. Leadership and mentoring capabilities. What We Offer Comprehensive healthcare coverage Retirement savings plans with company match Generous paid time off and holiday Professional development and training opportunities Apply Today Ready to take your title expertise to the next level? Join a team that values your experience and empowers your leadership.Benefits
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- Professional Development
- Other Retirement and Savings
- Health Insurance