Overview
This role supports a fast-growing PropTech and non-bank property lender operating across Australia and New Zealand. The position focuses on taking routine caveat management and secured-lending administration in-house, working closely with the Australian team and retained legal counsel.
Responsibilities
- Manage end-to-end administration of property caveats connected with secured lending facilities.
- Prepare caveat registration and discharge documentation using approved templates and procedures.
- Conduct preliminary title, ownership, and property-detail checks.
- Coordinate caveat lodgements and withdrawals through PEXA once business access and internal processes are established.
- Monitor caveat matters, settlement dates, loan repayments, and discharge requirements.
- Liaise with internal lending teams, borrowers, external solicitors, conveyancers, and other relevant parties.
- Review executed loan documents to confirm completeness, accuracy, and consistency with approved terms.
- Prepare standard loan and security documents from established precedents.
- Draft minor amendments to standard agreements under instruction.
- Identify missing documents, inconsistencies, execution issues, and matters requiring escalation.
- Maintain accurate matter files, caveat registers, document registers, and compliance records.
- Assist in developing checklists, templates, and standard operating procedures for the internal caveat workflow.
- Support lending and loan-processing teams with routine property, security, and documentation queries.
- Refer complex, disputed, non-standard, or legally sensitive matters to retained legal counsel.
Requirements
- At least two years’ experience supporting Australian legal, conveyancing, property, or secured-lending matters.
- Previous experience as a conveyancing paralegal, property paralegal, commercial paralegal, or legal assistant.
- Demonstrated knowledge of caveat preparation, registration, and discharge processes.
- Practical familiarity with PEXA and electronic property-settlement workflows.
- Experience reviewing loan, mortgage, security, or commercial documentation.
- Strong understanding of Australian property and title-office processes.
- Excellent written English and professional communication skills.
- Exceptional accuracy, attention to detail, and document-management ability.
- Ability to manage deadlines and work independently in a remote environment.
- Sound judgment regarding when a matter must be escalated for legal review.
Compensation & Benefits
Location
- AU business hours
- AU holidays