The Title Underwriter is responsible for reviewing residential and commercial title work, assessing risk, and preparing accurate title commitments and policies. This role requires sound judgment, deep underwriting expertise, and the ability to resolve complex title issues efficiently while maintaining high quality standards and productivity.
Key Responsibilities
Review residential and commercial title abstracts to evaluate risk and determine insurability
Prepare title commitments and final policies in accordance with underwriting guidelines
Identify defects, liens, encumbrances, and other title issues requiring resolution
Determine underwriting requirements and documentation needed for settlement
Research online land records to locate missing or corrective documents (e.g., deeds, trusts, satisfactions, judgments)
Collaborate with processors, escrow officers, lenders, and legal counsel to clear title issues
Consult with underwriting counsel on complex matters as needed
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and industry regulations
Maintain high levels of accuracy, efficiency, and professionalism
Qualifications & Experience
Minimum
10 years of title underwriting experience
(required)
Strong knowledge of title abstract review and risk assessment
Solid understanding of
federal and state regulations
governing real estate settlement and title insurance
Experience with
commercial underwriting
strongly preferred
Qualia software proficiency
strongly preferred
Exceptional attention to detail and organizational skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Work Environment & Physical Requirements
Professional office environment with moderate noise levels
Regular use of computer, phone, printer, copier, and office software
Occasional standing, walking, lifting up to 10 pounds
Extended periods of close computer and document work
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Key Responsibilities
Review residential and commercial title abstracts to evaluate risk and determine insurability
Prepare title commitments and final policies in accordance with underwriting guidelines
Identify defects, liens, encumbrances, and other title issues requiring resolution
Determine underwriting requirements and documentation needed for settlement
Research online land records to locate missing or corrective documents (e.g., deeds, trusts, satisfactions, judgments)
Collaborate with processors, escrow officers, lenders, and legal counsel to clear title issues
Consult with underwriting counsel on complex matters as needed
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and industry regulations
Maintain high levels of accuracy, efficiency, and professionalism
Qualifications & Experience
Minimum
10 years of title underwriting experience
(required)
Strong knowledge of title abstract review and risk assessment
Solid understanding of
federal and state regulations
governing real estate settlement and title insurance
Experience with
commercial underwriting
strongly preferred
Qualia software proficiency
strongly preferred
Exceptional attention to detail and organizational skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Work Environment & Physical Requirements
Professional office environment with moderate noise levels
Regular use of computer, phone, printer, copier, and office software
Occasional standing, walking, lifting up to 10 pounds
Extended periods of close computer and document work
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