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Examines commercial property titles and chains of title within Wisconsin, searches public records, prepares initial title commitments, and summarizes documents affecting title condition. May abstract residential property records and performs related duties under experienced team guidance. The role requires attention to detail, research, analytical, problem-solving, customer service, and Microsoft Office skills.

Build and manage relationships with Bay Area law firms, commercial real estate attorneys, and key decision-makers to generate commercial business opportunities. Develop account strategies, identify prospects, manage a revenue pipeline, represent First American at industry events, and collaborate with sales, underwriting, operations, marketing, and leadership to deliver client solutions.

Investigate and resolve escalated home warranty complaints, including claims involving regulatory agencies, consumer protection agencies, attorneys, executives, and independent contractors. Analyze liability issues, respond to formal complaints, represent the company in small claims cases, and help protect the company’s reputation. The role requires strong communication, customer service, analytical, investigative, contract, mechanical, and technical skills.

Leads, coaches, and develops an inside sales team to achieve sales, conversion, productivity, customer experience, and call center performance goals. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, call coaching, accountability, employee development, hiring support, scheduling, escalated customer concerns, compliance, and collaboration with Training, Quality Assurance, Workforce Management, and Human Resources.

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.

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.

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.

This role involves selling 1031 exchange services, conducting market research, establishing partnerships, and managing client relationships in the real estate sector.