Escrow Officers work directly with buyers and sellers, typically as part of a title insurance or an independent escrow company. In addition to scheduling and preparing for closings, an Escrow Officer performs important closing duties, ensuring the successful transfer of real property from sellers to buyers. An Escrow Officer can help your company remain legally compliant throughout the transaction.
Que fait un Escrow Officer ?
An Escrow Officer assists with the real estate closing process, the final step in purchasing property. Their duties include assembling and distributing closing statements, performing title searches and ensuring each escrow account has the funds to cover the buyer’s property taxes and homeowners insurance premiums.
Responsabilités
Un Escrow Officer doit être capable de remplir diverses fonctions et responsabilités. Voici quelques fonctions et responsabilités qu'un Escrow Officer doit être capable d'exécuter :
Sending completed loan documents to mortgage companies
Scheduling real estate closings
Performing title searches
Obtaining signatures on important documents
Procuring assumption and payoff statements
Ensuring escrow funds have been deposited
Compétences requises
Un Escrow Officer compétitif aura certaines compétences et qualifications, notamment :
Familiarity with Homeowners Association (HOA) documentation and requirements
Ability to manage clients’ funds
Knowledge of property tax bills
Time management skills to meet transaction deadlines
Basic math skills to oversee closing costs or property-related transactions
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