Real estate attorney vs real estate paralegal

Differences between real estate attorney and real estate paralegal duties and responsibilities

Real estate attorney example responsibilities.

• Manage sales staff inside of the branch to proper real estate loanorigination, servicing, cross-selling and follow-ups.
• Manage outside counsel for representation and litigation on various matters including leasehold disputes.
• Prepare probate documents including filing necessary appointments, notice and assents, and powers of sale.
• Prepare construction loan status reports, develop new business opportunities, and engage in cross-selling of products.
• Present at seminars to local professionals on foreclosure and short sale topics
• Negotiate alternatives to foreclosure with bank lenders on behalf of low-income persons facing foreclosure.
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Real estate paralegal example responsibilities.

• Manage BPO and MMR reports on properties.
• Manage a social marketing image for the agency (Facebook).
• Manage national referrals for quiet title actions, injunctions, wrongful foreclosures, and appeals.
• Achieve sole responsibility for administration of all estates and guardianships.
• Communicate directly with lenders in various states, completing affidavits and ensuring that they are properly record and organize.
• Prepare forms for the MLS submission.
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