Title Curative – Consumer Title

Essential duties and responsibilities

  • Review files and identify title defects, required clearance evidence, and issues requiring escalation.
  • Analyze clearance documentation, including divorce documents, probate, trusts, powers of attorney, and corporate entity documents.
  • Independently manage an assigned pipeline, track next actions and deadlines, and advance or clear files with accurate documentation and complete notes.
  • Communicate and collaborate with underwriters; seek a second opinion or approval when a file requires additional review.
  • Prepare deeds, affidavits, correction documents, state-specific deed transmittal forms, title commitments, and commitment markups.
  • Order deeds from title partners and vendors where applicable, and review vendor-prepared deeds for accuracy.
  • Review and approve surveys and underwrite applicable endorsements in accordance with insurer guidelines and applicable approval requirements.
  • Follow client requirements for timelines, coverage, and documentation.
  • Communicate what must be paid, signed, and recorded at closing.
  • Maintain clear file notes and provide timely updates to internal and external customers, including unresolved requirements, progress, and next steps.
  • Prioritize file work, chat messages, phone calls, email, and urgent closing escalations without losing track of follow-up commitments.
  • Learn AI-enabled workflows as they are introduced and double-check generated requirements and answers against source documents and applicable guidance.

What you bring

  • Demonstrated experience independently handling complex title curative files, including probate, trusts, powers of attorney, and entity documents. We evaluate file complexity and independent judgment rather than a fixed number of years of experience.
  • Ability to analyze and evaluate legal and public-record documents as they relate to title.
  • A repeatable approach to organizing an active file pipeline, tracking deadlines, and following up on outstanding items.
  • Ability to prioritize competing requests, adapt to changing workflows, and communicate potential delays or unresolved issues promptly.
  • Clear written and verbal communication, including professional phone etiquette and customer service.
  • Judgment to recognize uncertainty, seek help before making an unsupported decision, and document the outcome.
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Excel.
  • Familiarity with AI-enabled workflows and an approach to verifying outputs. Engineering-level skills are not required.
  • Careful handling of confidential information and accurate work in a time-sensitive environment.
  • ResWare and multi-state experience is helpful but not required
  • High school diploma or equivalent is required; Bachelor’s degree is a plus and/or Law Certification is a definite plus.

First thirty days

  • Review an assigned set of files and document title defects, required clearance evidence, and escalation needs.
  • Advance or clear an agreed workload with accurate documents and complete file notes, working toward the target active pipeline of 65–75 files per person.
  • Independently maintain timely stakeholder updates and closing requirements on assigned files.

Location and schedule

Remote US, with openings supporting Eastern and Western US teams.

Eligible hiring states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.

Normal schedule: 40 hours per week, with no mandatory overtime. Occasional voluntary overtime may be requested.

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