Location: Spartanburg, SC
Company: Blair Cato Pickren Casterline
Our attorneys serve on committees in the real estate community that help shape and protect the industry. We want your closing to be affordable, well-coordinated, and problem-free. No matter how many real estate transactions we've handled (and we've handled thousands), we work one-on-one to make sure we meet your individual needs.
Whether you're a buyer or a seller with a single transaction or a national builder with thousands of real estate closings in mind, we've got you covered! Come join our team as a Real Estate Post Closer. A real estate post closer is a paralegal primarily in charge of completing the closing process of real estate sales. Their responsibilities typically include
preparing and processing legal documents, dispersing funds and updating titles and well as coordinating with attorneys, delivering paperwork to all parties, and completing all requirements.
Essential functions Process executed closing documents and sending loan documents to lender in compliance with their policies and deadlines Disburse funds via wire transmittals or checks Reconcile invoices and verify payee information and mailing addresses are correct Preform Post-Closing Title Updates Verify all recording document execution and record documents with the Register of Deeds (both electronic & manually) Reconcile disbursed checks and follow up on any outstanding/unclaimed funds Process
and record mortgage satisfactions This is a regular, full-time position in our Spartanburg, SC office.
The schedule is 8:30 to 5:30, Monday through Friday. We offer medical/dental/vision as well as 401k, Paid Time Off, and Paid Holidays. We are looking for candidates with experience in an accounting firm or real estate law firm, but will consider those with similar experience.
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transaction parties resolve issues before arriving at the closing table and close the transaction at the closing table. Generate new business by building relationships with clients, real estate brokers, lenders, and developers. Assist with all phases of residential real estate transactions, including sales, exchanges, purchases, and refinances.
Review title work packages, identify potential title issues, and provide attorney title opinions. Work with lenders, buyers, and sellers to facilitate the transaction, perform due diligence, and general real estate legal services to close residential transactions. Draft and/or review mortgage documents including HUD-1s, Closing Disclosures, contracts,
deeds, leases, and purchase and sale agreements. Deliver a professional and positive experience to clients and address any lingering questions or concerns regarding the transaction.
Review disbursement ledger and sign checks. Proactively develop relationships with clients, real estate brokers, lenders, and developers, to drive business growth. Conduct legal classes for real estate agents, lenders, or other prospective referral sources. Assist in management of closing staff. Assist with all phases of residential real estate transactions, including sales, exchanges, purchases, and refinances. Deliver a professional and positive experience to clients and address any lingering questions or
concerns regarding the transaction. Must be a Member of the South Carolina State Bar (in good standing).
Additional Skills: The candidate should have excellent verbal and written communication skills. Must be dynamic, personable, and enjoy building relationships with community members. Must be driven, motivated, and able to work well with different stakeholders.
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