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VOTA, an in-house real estate attorney role, seeks a lawyer to support timeshare transfers, closings, and title operations. Colorado licensure is required, with FL/NC/SC licensure a plus and compensation accordingly.
The successful candidate will review deeds, title reports, and transfer documents, advise internal teams, resolve title issues, and ensure compliance with state laws and industry standards while collaborating with Closing, Inventory, Funding, and Leadership teams.
About the Job
VOTA is seeking an in-house Real Estate Attorney to support the company's growing real estate and timeshare closings, foreclosures, terminations, and title operations. This role will serve as a key legal resource, providing guidance and oversight throughout the timeshare transfer and closing process while helping ensure compliance with applicable state laws, regulatory requirements, and industry standards.
The ideal candidate will have 1–5 years of experience practicing real estate law, with a strong understanding of real estate transactions, title matters, deed preparation, and closing processes. Experience within the timeshare industry is preferred but not required. Licensure in Colorado is required. Licensure in FL, North Carolina, South Carolina or additional states is a plus and will be compensated accordingly.
This position is ideal for an attorney who enjoys solving complex title and ownership issues, collaborating with operational teams, and finding practical solutions that support both business objectives and legal compliance. The successful candidate will work closely with Closing, Inventory, Funding, and Leadership teams to review transactions, mitigate risk, and help facilitate successful ownership transfers.
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VOTA is an equal employment opportunity employer and does not discriminate against any applicant or employee based on race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, age, past or present military service, disability, genetic information, or any other basis protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws.