Prepare and review Texas title commitments (Schedules A, B, C); examine deeds, liens, easements, and legal descriptions; identify and resolve title issues per TDI rules; collaborate with abstractors, examiners, escrow, and underwriting to meet deadlines and maintain compliance.
Real Estate Title Commitment Specialist (Texas)
Location Requirement: Must reside in Texas
Position Type: Full-Time | Remote
We are seeking an experienced Real Estate Title Commitment Specialist with a strong background in Texas title commitments to join our growing team. This role is critical to ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and timely delivery of title commitments in a high-volume, fast-paced environment.
The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, highly knowledgeable in Texas title standards, and comfortable working independently in a remote setting while collaborating with internal teams.
Key Responsibilities- Prepare and review Texas title commitments (Schedule A, B, and C) with accuracy and efficiency
- Examine title documents, including deeds, liens, judgments, easements, and legal descriptions
- Identify title issues and exceptions, ensuring proper documentation and disclosure
- Interpret and apply Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) rules and promulgated forms
- Collaborate with abstractors, examiners, and escrow teams to resolve title defects
- Maintain compliance with underwriting guidelines and company standards
- Ensure commitments are delivered within client deadlines and service-level expectations
- Communicate clearly with internal teams regarding file status and any title concerns
- Must reside in Texas (non-negotiable)
- 2+ years of experience preparing and/or reviewing Texas title commitments
- Strong understanding of:
- Texas title insurance practices
- TDI promulgated forms and procedures
- Title examination and curative processes
- Ability to read and interpret legal documents and property descriptions
- High attention to detail and accuracy in a high-volume environment
- Proficiency with title software and Microsoft Office tools
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Experience working remotely in a title or real estate environment
- Familiarity with multiple Texas counties and varying recording practices
- Experience with digital title plants or online courthouse systems
- Background working with title companies, abstracting firms, or underwriters
- Someone who thrives in a fast-paced, high-production environment
- A proactive communicator who doesn’t let files sit idle
- A team player who can also own their pipeline independently
- A detail-driven professional who takes pride in clean, accurate work
- Fully remote position with a collaborative, supportive team
- Consistent workflow and strong operational support
- Opportunity to be part of a growing, tech-forward organization in the title industry
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