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Listed on 2026-08-05
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Finance & Banking
Loan Servicing -
Real Estate/Property
Loan Servicing
Escrow Processor
The Escrow Processor is responsible for the front-to-back administrative management of real estate closing files. You will act as a neutral third party, coordinating between buyers, sellers, real estate agents, and lenders to ensure all documents are accurate and funds are disbursed correctly. In the fast-paced McLean market, this role requires high attention to detail and the ability to manage a high volume of local and commercial transactions.
Key ResponsibilitiesFile Opening & Maintenance:
Initiate escrow accounts upon receipt of a contract; order title abstracts, surveys, and payoff statements.Coordination:
Serve as the primary point of contact for all stakeholders (Lenders, Realtors, Attorneys) to collect necessary closing information.Document Preparation:
Draft Closing Disclosures (CD) and ALTA Settlement Statements in compliance with lender instructions and Virginia state law.Title Curative:
Review title commitments to identify and resolve liens, judgments, or "clouds" on the title before closing.Compliance:
Ensure all files meet RESPA and TRID requirements, as well as internal company policies.Post-Closing Support:
Verify that all documents are recorded with the Fairfax County Clerk's Office and that all funds (commissions, taxes, payoffs) are disbursed accurately.
Experience:
1–3 years of experience in title processing, escrow, or mortgage loan servicing.Education:
High School Diploma required; B.A./B.S. in Business or Finance preferred.Software:
Proficiency in industry-standard software (e.g., Qualia, Soft Pro, Ram Quest, or Settleware).Licensing:
Virginia Title Agent License is a significant plus (some firms require this within 90 days of hire).Skills:
* Deep understanding of Virginia real estate terminology and closing customs.Exceptional organizational skills to handle 20+ active files simultaneously.
Strong communication skills for interacting with high-net-worth clients in the No
VA area.
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