3 escrow officer jobs found

Overview This position requires the candidate to be detailed oriented and experienced to handle residential real estate closings from beginning to end. This includes keeping buyer, seller, real estate agents, lenders and mortgage brokers up to date throughout the transaction as well as clearing title, closing, balancing and disbursing escrow funds, recording documents to convey and insure title, and other ancillary tasks that relate to the issuance of title insurance in the State of Florida. Responsibilities · Coordinate with lenders, realtors, buyers, sellers and attorneys to ensure smooth closing. · Reviewing and preparing escrow documents and ensuring they are complete and accurate. · Conduct closings and guide all parties through the signing process. · Maintaining updated knowledge of escrow and real estate laws and regulations. · Ensure compliance with all regulatory and underwriting requirements. · Resolving...

Overview As a Business Development Representative, you are the face of our agency and its “engine” for growth. You’ll help us grow by acquiring new customers, specifically Real Estate Agents, Mortgage Brokers, and Lenders, while nurturing existing accounts. Your sales approach will be to educate current and prospective clients on our closing services, tools, and compliance standards to guarantee a seamless and positive transaction experience for buyers, borrowers, and sellers. Responsibilities New Business Acquisition : Identify and qualify clients through prospecting, cold calling, and networking. Relationship Management : Maintain and expand your book of business by acting as a liaison between clients and our escrow/production teams and marketing to the non-directing real estate agent. Territory Strategy : Develop and execute a plan tailored to your market to maximize market share. Industry Visibility : Represent...

Description Job Description Summary: The Business Development Director, for the National Deposits Group will drive the development of new business through the sale of proprietary products and services, escrow, and treasury management products. The success of these efforts will be measured by the growth of lower cost balances and fees for services. This Business Development Director role for National Deposits is responsible for the prospecting, lead generation, acquisition of new business and the maintenance and growth of key relationships. These may be new or existing relationships to Huntington. The verticals housed within the National Deposits group of select industries including homeowner associations, property managers, HOA intermediaries, qualified intermediaries including 1031 exchange firms, attorney banking, escrow servicing, title companies, project finance and M&A. Major Areas of...