Overview As the Default Title Specialist - Deed in Lieu, you are responsible for supporting title review, clearance, curative activity, vendor-coordinated DIL document preparation and quality control, and Title Package submission for Deed in Lieu files within the default servicing process. This role reviews title commitments and related documentation, identifies outstanding title requirements, coordinates resolution of payoffs, taxes, HOA matters, liens, judgments, vesting issues, and other exceptions, and ensures accurate documentation, package submission, status updates, reporting, and client communication through completion. What you will do Manage assigned Deed in Lieu title files from referral through title clearance, document preparation, Title Package submission, and final client reporting Review title commitments, title searches, ownership reports, vesting, legal descriptions, liens, judgments, taxes, HOA items, and other exceptions to determine required curative actions Identify, document, and communicate outstanding title requirements needed to support Deed in Lieu acceptance, closing, recording, or conveyance Coordinate with vendors to prepare and quality control required Deed in Lieu documents, ensuring documents are complete, accurate, and aligned with client, investor, agency, and state-specific requirements Prepare, review, assemble, and submit required Title Packages and supporting documents for properties conveying back to HUD/VA. Request, track, and review payoffs, lien releases, satisfactions, subordination documents, tax information, HOA statements, municipal requirements, and other curative documentation Coordinate with clients, borrowers, vendors, title partners, attorneys, lienholders, HOA contacts, tax offices, and internal default servicing teams to resolve title and curative issues timely Monitor Deed in Lieu title milestones, daily reports, aging files, rejected curative items, and outstanding follow-up to ensure completion within client and department expectations Review and resolve rejected or incomplete title curative items by researching public records, requesting corrected documentation, and escalating issues when appropriate Prepare and provide internal and external status updates, reports, and client responses regarding title clearance, outstanding items, risks, and next steps Maintain accurate file notes, task updates, document status, follow-up dates, billing codes, and supporting documentation in applicable company and client systems Follow client-specific referral, escalation, communication, billing, payment, and reporting processes for Deed in Lieu title work Support compliance with client, investor, insurer, regulatory, state, county, agency, and government entity requirements related to Deed in Lieu title clearance, curative activity, document preparation, Title Package submission, and conveyance Meet department production, quality, reporting, and turn-time standards as established by management Build and maintain effective working relationships with clients, vendors, title partners, attorneys, borrowers, lienholders, and internal stakeholders Participate in department training, process improvement initiatives, and cross-training opportunities to support default title operations Adhere to all company policies, procedures, confidentiality standards, and regulatory requirements All other duties as assigned What you will bring High school diploma or equivalent required; associate degree or related mortgage, legal, title, real estate, or business coursework preferred 1+ year of experience in title, curative, default servicing, Deed in Lieu, loss mitigation, foreclosure alternative, real estate, mortgage servicing, or vendor management operations preferred Basic understanding of title commitments, title searches, vesting, legal descriptions, liens, judgments, taxes, HOA matters, payoffs, satisfactions, releases, curative documentation, vendor document preparation, document quality control, and Title Package submission preferred Ability to review title requirements, identify exceptions, research public records, follow up on outstanding items, and escalate title or curative issues with strong attention to detail Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage a high-volume pipeline, prioritize deadlines, work daily reports, and provide timely status updates Effective written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work professionally with clients, borrowers, vendors, attorneys, title partners, lienholders, county offices, and internal teams Proficient with Microsoft Office, email, document management, reporting, and data entry; experience with mortgage servicing, title, or default workflow systems preferred What we offer Competitive payrates based on skills and experience Extensive benefits package : Medical, dental, vision, HSA, mental health programs, Employee Assistance Program, short term disability, voluntary insurance (LTD, auto, home, life, legal, pet, identify theft), employee discounts Rest and relaxation: Paid holidays and generous PTO based on tenure

Community and Philanthropy:

Paid volunteer time Paid Maternity and Parental Leave Contribute to your future: 401K plan and robust continuous learning opportunities

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Access to discounts that help save money in your daily life For California, Colorado, and New York applicants, the pay range is $21hr - $25hr Is this the ideal location for you? Mortgage Connect is committed to offering a flexible work environment for this role. This is a remote role , meaning you have the flexibility to work from home. (Remote work is subject to Mortgage Connect's remote work policy and business needs.) Who we are Mortgage Connect is a national mortgage service provider specializing in assisting mortgage lenders with a multitude of services they need in connection with a loan. Our entrepreneurial mindset allows us to differentiate ourselves in the market through continuous improvement and innovation, as well as our diversified suite of product offerings. Our people are driven and committed to our cultural values we call " The 5C's" : Connect , Collaborate , Communicate , Care , and Celebrate . We take these seriously and coming on board with us means you agree to adopt these values in your everyday work life with us. All onboarding employees will be required to complete a pre-employment background check and drug screening. We are an Equal Opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other factor protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws. Mortgage Connect is committed to providing access, equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities. To request reasonable accommodation, contact HR@mortgageconnectlp.com