Escrow Officer Real Estate - Branson, MO at Geebo

Escrow Officer


If you are detailed oriented, comfortable working in a fast-paced, high volume, deadline oriented environment, this is the opportunity for you. In this role you will perform duties to manage the escrow process from open to close.

Job Responsibilities
As an Escrow Officer you will be responsible for the following, including, but not limited to:
o Performing Officer's duties on all the files, including funding and closing of all transactions
o Opening and notating receipt in all new escrows
o Preparing estimated closing statements for buyer and seller, assisting lenders with their funding and closing conditions
o Entering the status reports with all pertinent information for clients
o Performing as back up to the team, and managing all aspects of the transaction
o Performing customer service and clerical functions to assist all parties involved in the escrow process
o Driving the development and marketing of new business and managing your team

Job Requirements
As an Escrow Officer, you must have the ability to consistently meet deadlines, demonstrate strong follow through and have the ability to follow departmental procedures. You must have the ability to effectively present information, in face to face and small group situations, to customers, clients and other employees.
o High School Diploma or equivalent education or experience
o At least 5 years of experience as a lead Officer or equivalent experience in an escrow background
o Excellent written and verbal skills with the ability to comprehend and write instructions, correspondence, and memos (proper punctuation, spelling, grammar a must)
o Strong interpersonal skills are required
o Notary, preferred
o Computer competency (Microsoft Office), keyboarding/data entry skills, basic math skills, phone/customer service skills, spelling and proofreading
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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