Description
Join an established law firm as a Co-Op & Condo Paralegal, supporting attorneys with residential real estate transactions from initial review through closing. This role offers a collaborative environment, stable work hours, & long-term growth opportunities.
Who You Are
- You have 5+ years of experience handling co-op & condo real estate transactions
- You are experienced in title & survey review, title issue resolution, & closing coordination
- You have experience managing residential real estate transactions, including financed purchases
- You are organized, detail-oriented, & comfortable managing multiple transactions independently
- Post-closing experience is a plus; familiarity with trust or LLC documents is beneficial
What You’ll Do
- Manage co-op & condo transactions from initial documentation through closing
- Review title and survey materials, identify issues, & coordinate resolutions
- Coordinate purchase and financing closings with attorneys, lenders, & transaction parties
- Track deadlines, maintain transaction documents, & support multiple attorneys
- Assist with post-closing matters and additional transaction documentation as needed
What Success Looks Like
- Co-op & condo transactions close accurately, efficiently, & on schedule
- Title and documentation issues are resolved proactively
- Attorneys and clients receive organized, responsive, & dependable support
Salary Range: $100,000 - $110,000 (annually based on experience)
Location: New York, NY (Hybrid)
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