Real Estate Title Abstractor

Position Overview

We're seeking a Real Estate Title Abstractor / Real Estate Underwriter to join our global research division. This is a full-time (40+ hours/week) remote position focused on title-based research and genealogical family tree analysis for U.S. properties. You'll be responsible for identifying rightful heirs, constructing family trees, verifying documentation, and supporting our acquisition and legal teams as they work to clear and acquire complex titles.

Key Responsibilities:

• 1. Title Abstracting & Examination
• Pull complete title chains from county clerk databases, archives, microfilm, deed books, and online portals.

2. Curative Title Work

• Determine required curative documents (corrective deeds, affidavits, releases, disclaimers, probate filings, etc.).
• Contact attorneys, heirs, lienholders, HOAs, and agencies to resolve issues.
• Prepare curative explanations and documentation for title companies.
• Collaborate with internal team on strategy for fractional buyouts and acquisition.

3. Probate & Heirship Research

• Review probate files, wills, inventories, and court dockets.
• Apply Texas intestacy and other state inheritance laws to map ownership.
• Build Basic and Advanced Family Trees to identify rightful heirs.
• Confirm heir relationships through death certificates, obituaries, census data, and public records.

4. Investigative / Private-Detective Style Research

• Locate missing heirs, owners, and stakeholders through skip tracing, online records, and investigative tools.
• Use databases for people-search, litigation history, tax data, and property connections.
• Verify identity and ownership through multi-source cross-checking.Who You Are
• Abstract instruments including deeds, liens, judgments, probates, releases, easements, plats, and agreements.
• Identify breaks in chain, missing links, wild deeds, ownership conflicts, and curative needs.
• Build accurate Chain-of-Title Reports, Ownership Reports, and Title Defect Summaries.
• You have strong English reading and writing skills.
• You love solving puzzles—especially when they involve people, families, and records.
• You are detail-obsessed and have a researcher's mindset.
• You can work independently with minimal supervision.
• You enjoy finding answers others can't.

Tools You Should Already Know (or Be Ready to Master)

Primary Tools:

, FamilySearch, MyHeritage, , FindAGrave, , IDI, BeenVerified, TruePeopleSearch, , Google Sheets.

Required

• Experience in title abstracting, title examination, or curative title work (Texas preferred but not required).
• Ability to read and understand deeds, probates, legal descriptions, liens, and court records.
• Strong investigative and research skills.
• Extreme attention to detail — accuracy is everything.
• Problem-solving mindset: able to reverse-engineer complicated ownership puzzles.
• Ability to work across multiple counties and systems.
• Exceptional communication skills (written and verbal).
• High personal accountability — a "no excuses", ownership-driven work ethic.

Preferred

• Experience with probate, heirship, or genealogical research.
• Familiarity with Texas Property Code & Estates Code.
• Background in real estate law, title company work, or paralegal experience.
• Comfort working in fast-paced, high-complexity environments.

Reporting & Collaboration

• Reports directly to the Research Manager.
• Works cross-functionally with the Legal, Marketing, and Sales teams to ensure heir identification leads to actionable acquisitions.

Compensation & Growth

• Bi-weekly salary (50K Pesos to 80K Pesos) with monthly and quarterly performance bonuses(15K t0 60K).
• Clear growth path to Senior Genealogist or Research Manager, based on accuracy, initiative, and leadership.
• Opportunity to learn real estate law, probate systems, and title resolution from industry experts.

Why Join Us?Work That Matters

• You'll help families unlock trapped equity, resolve long-standing disputes, and bring dormant properties back to life.

High-Growth Environment

• We solve some of the hardest problems in real estate — which means constant learning, new challenges, and upward mobility.

Entrepreneurial, Supportive Team

• You'll work alongside researchers, genealogists, skip-trace experts, sales negotiators, attorneys, and curative specialists.

Flexible Remote Work

• Manage your time and workflow while maintaining high accountability and output.

Career Development

Opportunities to grow into:

• Senior Title Examiner
• Curative Title Manager
• Probate Strategist
• Fractional Interest Case Manager
• Title Operations Lead

About Us

We're a fast-growing real estate and title resolution company that specializes in unlocking value from properties tangled in legal or family complications, probate, missing heirs, broken chains of title, liens, and ownership disputes. We help families and heirs convert dormant or inherited properties into opportunity. Our mission is to restore clarity, resolve legacy issues, and bring properties back to life.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: Php46, Php80,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Paid training
• Work from home

Application Question(s):

• On a scale of 1 to 5, how experienced are you with genealogy and public record tools used in Mexico, Latin America, and the U.S. (such as , FamilySearch, MyHeritage, Registro Civil, RENAPO, or INE)?
• Imagine you're given the name "John D. Smith" who owned a property in Houston, Texas. You need to find out if he is deceased and whether he had any family.

Walk us through the first three steps you would take to start your research online. (No right or wrong answers — we want to see how you think.)

• ou pull a chain of title and discover a 12-year gap where no deed was recorded, followed by a conveyance from someone who may not have had legal authority to sell. Walk me through your step-by-step process:

(1) how you verify true ownership,

(2) what documents you'd search for to fill the gap, and

(3) what curative instruments you would recommend to resolve this defect." How would you decide which one is the right person connected to the property? (Explain briefly in 2–3 sentences.)

• "A property owner died intestate in Texas, leaving three children from two different relationships, one deceased child with two surviving grandchildren, and no probate filed.

How would you determine the correct ownership percentages AND what curative steps would you recommend so the property can be sold or acquired?"

Tell us in a few sentences what makes you a good fit for solving "family puzzles" and property mysteries.

Work Location: Remote