Careers

Residential Escrow Officers play a key role in creating an amazing title transaction experience. They’re involved in pretty much every step, like preparing statements for purchasing and refinance transactions, coordinating title clearance for closings, obtaining tax information from tax authorities, ordering payoffs from lien holders, ordering subordinations and scheduling closings.

Commercial Escrow Officers accommodate the unique needs of commercial title commitments. These people are next-level experts in their field and know all of the ins and outs of the commercial real estate world. They juggle the responsibilities of meeting deadlines, desires and industry requirements. It’s a tall order, but a Commercial Escrow Officer will step up and ensure their clients have a smooth, worry-free closing every time.

Escrow Processors play a huge part in everything we do. They are looking to break into the title agency business with big aspirations, big smiles and the desire to pitch in and help out wherever and whenever needed. They are comfortable working with purchase, refinance and commercial transactions to connect all parts of the team and put together the right documents for the client.

After the escrow work is done, it’s time to get the money and documents where they need to go. A Post Closing Officer is the one to review and finalize each file and transaction. Properties aren’t cheap, so a Post Closing Officer needs to be comfortable transferring large sums of money on a regular basis and keeping track of vital details.

Escrow Closers are client-facing individuals who will be there to guide our clients, explaining things clearly and helping them feel comfortable throughout the process. Closing on a new property can be stressful, and our clients rely on the Escrow Closer to know their stuff inside and out as they guide them through the sea of documents and signatures that stand between them and their new property.

Customer Service Specialists work closely between internal parties and clients when there is a change or update to the title work. With strong technical skill, they ensure all parties have a clear consensus of the closing procedure and see to it that everyone is on the same page, even when there are hundreds of pages.

Title issues can throw a huge wrench into any closing, and Examiners are here to make sure that doesn’t happen. An Examiner acquires all information needed to prepare searches and title commitments and verify that Sun Title meets all legal standards. These title searches are the foundation of title commitments, which makes accuracy and attention to detail absolutely critical.

Team members work directly with our clients in-person or virtually. Clients always have questions, and the right Office Coordinator makes sure to point them in the right direction. Many clients judge Sun Title through their interactions with Office Coordinators, so these team members go the extra mile to help everyone have a positive experience.