About the Role:
The primary task of a Title examiner or searcher is to evaluate the history of a propertys ownership and prepare a comprehensive Title Report. This has to be done through systematic analysis of public records and other related documents. If an individual is seeking a mortgage loan to purchase a property, the mortgage lender would look for a qualified third party to perform the title search.
RESPONSIBILITES:
- Procure the descriptions of properties as well as the names of parties involved.
- Analyze search requests to determine the type of title evidence required.
- Create a list of legal instruments pertaining to a property.
- Scrutinize the documentation related to the title that includes liens, mortgages, judgments, plat books, legal agreements easements, maps, contracts, etc.
- Verify the factors such as the legal descriptions, ownership, or restrictions related to the property.
- Prepare and issue title insurance policies and title commitments based on information compiled from title searches.
Summarize recorded documents that can affect the propertys title such as trust deeds, vesting contracts, etc.
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REQUIRED QUALIFICATION:
- Minimum 3 years of experience in Title Search/Examining Projects with at least 2 years on Full Search/CO searches.
- Must have complete knowledge of working on multiple states.
- Must be an expert in online searches using public websites such as Netronline and other title plants such as Tapestry, Data Trace & Title Point. (Netronline Experience is Mandatory, should have done Title Search in Netronline including CC&R & Easement searches).
Knowledge of Excel preferred.
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Night Shift (WFH)
