Title Examiner & Abstractor: Mineral Real Estate Specialist

Emerald Energy and Exploration Land Company; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dental insurance

Flexible schedule

Health insurance

Health savings account

Life insurance

Paid time off

Professional development assistance

Relocation assistance

Vision insurance

Critical Illness insurance

Hospitalization insurance

Accidental insurance

Job summary

Emerald Energy and Exploration Land Company is seeking experienced Title Examiner/Abstractors in Texas. You will research public records, examine titles, and prepare title abstracts with summaries of all matters and instruments of record.

The role requires strong attention to detail, ability to interpret deeds and related documents, and the capacity to travel to courthouses across the state. Prior mineral title experience and a Real Estate License are advantageous.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of title experience (required).
• Mineral title experience is a plus.
• Real Estate License is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Research public records and examine titles to determine the legal condition of property title.
• Interpret deeds, easements, plats, leases, court actions, probates, and other documents impacting property ownership.
• Compile and prepare chains of title, and make abstracts of title with summaries of all matters and instruments of record.
• Identify possible title defects and prepare title-related correspondence and opinions.

Skills

Research public records

Excellent communication

Self-discipline

Meet deadlines

Willingness to travel

Mineral title experience

Acquisition experience

Education

Real Estate License

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Flow chart software

Deed plotting software

Job description

Emerald Energy and Exploration Land Company is seeking experienced Title Examiner/Abstractors in Texas. You will research public records, examine titles, and prepare title abstracts with summaries of all matters and instruments of record.

The role requires strong attention to detail, ability to interpret deeds and related documents, and the capacity to travel to courthouses across the state. Prior mineral title experience and a Real Estate License are advantageous.