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Escrow Officer
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An Escrow Officer assists in the variety of tasks that are necessary to the completion of property transactions, from the position of neutral third party. Performs tasks that include preparing escrow instructions, holding and disbursing funds, preparing title documents and obtaining parties' signatures on paperwork.
$52,388 / year median in Washington
-11% projected decline
Job Description
Escrow Officer (LPO) Tacoma, WA Bring your escrow and real estate experience to a growing, independent firm where you will have the opportunity to lead a team, run the office, and have a meaningful voice in how the business operates. As the Escrow Officer, you will oversee residential transactions, support your team, and serve as a key relationship contact for established clients and referral partners throughout the Seattle metro market. No book of business is required. The company has a strong client base, a steady pipeline, and a reputation for personalized service. This is an opportunity to step into a leadership role with greater autonomy, fewer layers, and the flexibility to work in a way that supports both your clients and your team. LPO license if preferred, but not required. Escrow Officer Responsibilities Manage residential resale, refinance, and new construction transactions Review contracts, title reports, lender instructions, and closing documents Prepare settlement statements and escrow documentation Coordinate with clients, brokers, lenders, title, and other parties Conduct signings and ensure all closing conditions are satisfied Coordinate funding, recording, and disbursement Proactively communicate updates and resolve transaction issues Maintain accurate, compliant, and organized escrow files Escrow Officer Qualifications 3+ years of Washington escrow experience LPO license preferred, but not required The company is willing to pay for LPO classes and the licensing exam for the right candidate Notary Public or ability to become commissioned Strong knowledge of Washington escrow and title procedures Excellent communication, organization, and client-service skills Ability to independently manage multiple transactions and deadlines