Real Estate Title Researcher

We’re looking for a high-level researcher who thrives on solving puzzles, digging through data, and connecting dots others miss. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys detailed, investigative work in U.S. real estate records — and who takes pride in being resourceful, accurate, and organized.

About the Role:
This position is 70% Research and 30% Administrative. You’ll be responsible for researching ownership history, probate connections, heirs, and property data, while assisting with administrative support related to title and document preparation.

What You’ll Do:

- Research property records, heirs, probate filings, obituaries, and related documents.

- Analyze and verify data accuracy across multiple sources (county websites, tax rolls, skip tracing tools, etc.).

- Maintain organized spreadsheets and detailed notes for each case.

- Communicate findings clearly and concisely to our internal team.

- Handle light admin tasks such as document labeling, file organization, and task updates.


We’re Looking for Someone Who:

- Can think critically and creatively to uncover hard-to-find information.

- Is detail-oriented, methodical, and organized in their workflow.

- Has experience in title research, curative title, excess proceeds, or real estate data research.

- Works independently and takes initiative to solve problems without waiting for direction.

- Can consistently work Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–4:30 PM Eastern Time.


Requirements to Apply:

- Submit a 2–3 minute Loom video explaining:

- Why you’re the best fit for this role.

- Your experience in title research, data analysis, or similar work (e.g., excess proceeds, title examining, etc.).

- Complete and attach your DISC assessment results ( ---------- ).

- Include the word “Eagle” in your subject line so we know you read this fully.


Schedule & Pay:

- Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–5:00 PM EST (7 hours/day, 35 hours/week).

- $5/hour (paid weekly).

We’re not looking for someone to simply “do tasks.” We’re looking for someone who wants to own results — a researcher who gets satisfaction from finding what others can’t and someone to be with us long term.