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Lead client implementations by developing project plans, configuring solutions, delivering training and onboarding, conducting meetings and demos, documenting SOPs/workflows, analyzing data, identifying trends, and collaborating with internal teams to ensure on-time, within-budget customer success.

Examines complex real estate and condominium title records, analyzes ownership, liens, easements, legal descriptions, and restrictions, and prepares title products. Provides underwriting interpretations, client support, mentoring, training, and supervision of special projects without direct reports. The role requires extensive title examination and searching experience across Arizona, California, and Nevada, strong legal-document research skills, and the ability to interpret intricate residential, commercial, and home-builder title matters.

Handles real estate escrow transactions from account setup through closing, including title clearance, document preparation and review, fund disbursement, settlement calculations, recording, and regulatory compliance. Serves as a neutral liaison among buyers, sellers, lenders, agents, and brokers while maintaining accurate records, protecting confidential information, resolving title issues, and ensuring transactions comply with company policies and applicable requirements.

Coordinates title workflows, multi-site project intake, transaction management, mortgage loan file review, document completion, and settlement preparation. Serves as a subject matter expert, resolves complex issues, supports scheduling and team activities, guides colleagues, recommends process improvements, and assists with title production support. The role requires strong organization, communication, judgment, leadership, and attention to detail.

As a Commercial Title Officer, you will identify and resolve title issues, review commitments, coordinate with stakeholders, and ensure compliance with regulations during property closings.

The role involves conducting title research, compiling search packages, and interpreting tax records. It requires independent judgment and problem-solving skills and may involve teaching less experienced team members.

Examine chains of title for residential and commercial properties, analyze records (liens, mortgages, easements, probate), resolve title issues, review and approve legal documents, select policy commitments and endorsements, provide underwriting interpretation, and interact with clients, attorneys, and lenders to clear title prior to closing.

Search public records and examine commercial and residential property titles to determine legal condition and chain of title. Abstract and analyze recorded documents (leases, liens, easements, judgments), resolve documentation issues, prepare initial title commitments and reports, and provide underwriting interpretation within guidelines.

Perform data-driven analyses to support product strategy, pricing, and retention. Build models and dashboards (Python/SQL/BI), analyze churn, CLV, conversion, and campaign ROI, design tests, forecast scenarios, and present executive-ready recommendations to cross-functional teams.

The Commercial Title Examiner manages complex real estate transaction projects, analyzes public records, verifies ownership, prepares title commitments, and collaborates with underwriters and clients to ensure smooth closings.