Title Closer

Title Closer Job Description

Titles closers are responsible for preparing all the legal documentation — including mortgage documents, deeds, tax records and insurance policies — necessary for the closing of real estate sales. They also evaluate these documents to ensure there are no problems, such as outstanding liens or taxes due. Finally, they help prepare title commitments, settlement statements, financial distributions and closing packages. While a college degree is not required, title closers generally need to have a notary license and some training in real estate law and processes.

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Salary for Title Closer
39500 - 53250
25th percentile
39500
New to the role, with little or no experience; requires more than casual instruction or supervision to perform day-to-day duties
50th percentile
48250
Has the experience to consistently perform core responsibilities without direct supervision; very comfortable with processes and subject matter associated with the role
75th percentile
53250
Value to the organization goes far beyond the ability to perform normal job duties; has rare qualifications that enable consistent contribution in unique ways; ready for next career level when available
Projected salaries for related positions Position title 25th percentile 50th percentile 75th percentile Lease Manager 69750 86500 101250 Lease Administrator 58250 69000 90500 Lease Assistant 47250 56500 63000

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