Real Estate Closer

TBG | The Bachrach Group; Norcross (GA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

The Bachrach Group in Norcross, GA is seeking a residential closer to support a large national real estate team. The successful candidate will have direct client-facing experience at a law firm, attending and closing residential transactions for clients with property interests.

Candidates should have at least 1 year of recent closing experience. The role emphasizes accuracy with settlement statements, coordinating with lenders, title searches and policies, and clear communication with all

Qualifications

• Must have 1 year of recent experience closing residential transactions.
• Experience closing at a law firm or similar client-facing environment is required.
• Familiarity with settlement statements and title-related processes preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and manage settlement statements.
• Balance files with lender instructions and funding.
• Maintain clear communication with all parties to ensure adherence to company policies and regulations.
• Order title searches, prepare title policies, and resolve property tax issues.

Skills

Client-facing experience

Residential closings

Lender coordination

Job description

Our client, a large, national real estate company is continuing to grow and has an immediate need for a residential closer (multiple positions). A successful candidate will have direct experience in a client facing role at a law firm attending closings and performing them for clients with residential property interests. Must have 1 years of recent experience closing. The team is a close knit, energetic, positive, and fun; and they seek someone who can come in and become part of a close knit family. Flexible work environment and family friendly.

• settlement statements
• balancing a file with lender instructions and funding
• maintain communication with all parties, ensuring the sale adheres to company policies and regulations.
• ordering title searches, preparing title policies, and resolving property tax issues