Title Abstractors are experts in researching property titles to support real estate transactions. They review historical records, legal documents, and public records to ensure clear titles, identify issues, and provide essential information for buyers, sellers, lenders, and attorneys. The role requires attention to detail, legal knowledge, and effective communication.
Minimum qualifications include 3+ years of residential abstracting experience in NC and SC, familiarity with property records and legal terminology, and strong analytical skills. Preferred qualifications include experience with county offices, knowledge of real estate laws, and the ability to manage multiple projects. Candidates should be physically able to visit courthouses in specified regions.
Responsibilities involve conducting thorough title examinations, verifying ownership and tax records, analyzing legal descriptions, and identifying potential title issues. General duties include maintaining an organized workspace, providing hospitality, supporting administrative tasks, and answering calls. Skills required include strong analytical, organizational, and technology proficiency, with attention to accuracy and effective communication.