Job Description

Role & responsibilities Reviews public records, including deeds, mortgages, liens, court judgments, and other legal documents, to trace the history of a property and determine its current legal owner. Verify the chain of title, which is the sequence of historical transfers of title to the property, to ensure there are no gaps, inconsistencies, or other issues that could affect the propertys ownership. Search for existing lines, such as unpaid taxes, mortgages, judgments, or other encumbrances that could affect the property's transferability or value. The examiner confirms the legal description of the property, making sure that it matches the actual physical property and the relevant records. Research Public Records in courthouses, county offices, and online databases to track down necessary documents, including past title deeds, wills, probates, divorce decrees, and other vital information. Detects any potential fraud or fraudulent transfers in the history of the title and report such irregularities. Prepare title reports about the title status of the property. The report typically includes details about any encumbrances (such as unpaid property taxes or existing liens), the legal history of the property, and any other factors that could affect the titles validity. May assist in the issuance of a title commitment, which outlines the terms under which a title insurance policy will be issued, contingent upon resolution of any issues. Preferred candidate profile • Should be well versed with English language as all tools, communication, documentation, training, work are in English. • Good Typing speed with 95% efficiency. • Good communication skills. • Attention to detail. • Self-motivated. • Able to maintain a positive attitude. • Adaptable and able to learn new projects and processes. • Willingness to work in Night shifts.