Overview
This role is for a Sr. Commercial Title Examiner with an immediate need in the Houston, Austin, or Dallas area.
Responsibilities
- Abstract and analyze chain of title from Patent to present
- Perform online searches using title plant resources, online search systems, and county sites
- Conduct title examinations to determine ownership, restrictions, encumbrances, and deed plot to support property closure
- Abstract and examine residential, acreage, builder, commercial, and energy properties
- Identify, report, and resolve title gaps or issues
- Prepare title reports, commitments, and proformas in accordance with procedural guidelines
- Partner with underwriters to ensure work aligns with underwriting and internal company guidelines
- Train and mentor subordinate staff as needed
- Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
- 3–5 years’ experience as a Texas Commercial Title Examiner OR 1–3 years’ experience as a Commercial Energy Title Examiner
- National experience desired but not required
- Proficiency in abstracting and examining complex properties
- Detail orientation with strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills
- Ability to multi-task, work independently, and balance multiple projects while meeting deadline goals
- Required capability to abstract back to Patent, examine, create title commitments, and hyperlink
- Proformas experience is a plus but not required
- Strong communication and analytical review skills (verbal and written)
- Ability to work remote, hybrid, or in-house if needed
- Ability to work overtime to meet deadlines as needed
- Must be able to obtain state license(s) if required
Preferred Qualifications
- ResWare, Qualia, Title Data, and Integrity Title software usage experience
Compensation & Benefits
- Competitive compensation package
- Medical & Dental Plans
- Life Insurance (including eligible spouses & children)
- Health Care Flexible Spending
- Dependent Care
- 401k Savings Plans
- Paid Time Off
Location
- Houston, Austin, or Dallas (remote, hybrid, or in-house as needed)