Foreclosures Jobs

This on-site associate attorney role within a Columbus-based regional firm focuses on real estate and assessment recovery for homeowners associations. The position involves managing high-volume litigation files, including foreclosure proceedings, judgment executions, and bankruptcy matters from a creditor's perspective. Key responsibilities include securing money judgments, handling complex property disputes, and representing clients in court. The role is particularly appealing for its direct mentorship from senior partners, immediate courtroom exposure, and opportunities to develop public speaking skills. The firm offers a collaborative, high-energy culture with a clear trajectory for career advancement as the practice expands. While experience in collections or litigation is beneficial, the team actively encourages newly licensed Ohio attorneys to apply.

This on-site associate attorney role within a Columbus-based firm focuses on real estate and assessment recovery for homeowners associations. The position involves managing high-volume litigation matters, including recovering delinquent dues, securing money judgments, handling foreclosures, and navigating bankruptcy proceedings from a creditor's perspective. The role is particularly appealing for newly licensed or junior attorneys seeking direct mentorship from senior partners and immediate courtroom exposure to build a strong litigation foundation. The firm offers a collaborative, high-energy culture with a clear trajectory for advancement as the practice expands, providing regular opportunities to develop public speaking skills and lead client interactions.

This in-office Litigation Paralegal role supports attorneys within the litigation department by managing complex case workflows and legal documentation. Key responsibilities include maintaining attorney calendars and court deadlines, drafting pleadings and motions for foreclosure and probate cases, and coordinating e-filing procedures across federal and Texas state courts. The position also involves client communication, discovery management, and ensuring accurate billing and case file maintenance. The role appeals to candidates seeking a structured environment where attention to detail and organizational skills are critical for efficient department operations.

This full-time Litigation Attorney role supports the firm's legal team by managing contested matters and New York Commercial Foreclosure cases. Key responsibilities include attending trials and hearings, conducting depositions, and drafting legal documents such as pleadings, briefs, and discovery materials. The position requires travel throughout New York State as needed. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their courtroom experience in a dynamic environment that values strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork. It offers the opportunity to work on high-stakes litigation while contributing to the firm's mission and serving diverse clients.

The Collections Representative II role, also titled Loan Adjustor 2, is based in the Retail Lending department at the Pittsburgh office. The position focuses on managing delinquent accounts by locating borrowers, negotiating payment plans, and determining appropriate collection strategies. Key responsibilities include documenting all collection activities, preparing legal paperwork for asset recovery when necessary, and maintaining accurate records to ensure regulatory compliance. This role appeals to candidates seeking a position that values strong communication and analytical skills within a structured banking environment. The job requires three years of experience and offers the opportunity to contribute to the bank's risk management and asset recovery goals while working on-site.

This full-time Servicing Quality Control Auditor role is based in Dallas or Irving, Texas, within the AmeriHome Mortgage servicing team. The position involves reviewing and testing loan servicing transactions to ensure compliance with internal policies and regulations. Key responsibilities include conducting quality control audits on vendor actions across various mortgage life-events, identifying discrepancies to drive process improvements, and coordinating with management to resolve identified issues. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth through hands-on experience in banking operations and regulatory compliance. It offers a collaborative environment with opportunities to develop business knowledge and foster relationships across departments.

The Wealth Building Specialist is a full-time role within the Wealth Building department at NeighborWorks Umpqua, a rural nonprofit dedicated to housing and financial stability in Southwest Oregon. The position focuses on providing one-on-one coaching, housing counseling, and financial literacy education to underserved individuals and families. Key responsibilities include developing personalized budget plans, leading group workshops, tracking client progress for compliance, and conducting community outreach across multiple counties. This role appeals to mission-driven professionals seeking to empower rural communities through direct service and program delivery. The position offers a hybrid work environment with travel required for local events, along with opportunities for professional development and a supportive culture that values diverse perspectives.