Commercial Title Examiner - MN or NY (Remote)
About the position The Commercial Title Examiner position at First American Title Insurance Company involves examining complex titles for commercial or industrial properties, primarily in New York or Minnesota. The role requires a thorough understanding of public records and legal documentation to determine the legal condition of property titles. This remote position emphasizes independent work, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple projects while adhering to deadlines. Responsibilities • Perform title examination and analyze the chain of title for various title orders, focusing on commercial transactions. • Abstract and analyze records such as mortgages, leases, liens, judgments, and easements to determine ownership and legal restrictions. • Resolve issues related to missing or contradictory information in title documentation. • Prepare initial title commitment documentation following procedural guidelines. • Review reports for accuracy and completeness. • Provide underwriting interpretation within established guidelines as needed. • Conduct online research and obtain document copies from county websites and approved imaging systems. Requirements • 3-5+ years of experience in Commercial Title Examination or a directly related field. • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines while maintaining a positive attitude. • Comprehensive understanding of public records and legal descriptions, with the ability to read and plot legal descriptions on maps. • Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and manage multiple projects effectively. • Strong analytical review skills and attention to detail. Nice-to-haves • Experience with title examination in both New York and Minnesota. • Familiarity with First American's search and exam guidelines. Benefits • Remote work opportunity • Inclusive company culture • Recognition as a top employer for diversity and inclusion • Opportunities for professional development and growth Apply tot his job Apply tot his job