Real Estate Paralegal (Commercial Real Estate)

Location: San Antonio, United States; onsite in the San Antonio office

No salary information provided.

Company

hirify.global is a law firm providing legal services across areas including corporate law, capital formation, energy, labor and employment, real estate, water law, intellectual property, and litigation.

What you will do

• Coordinate due diligence for commercial real estate acquisitions, dispositions, financing, and related transactions.
• Review and summarize title commitments, surveys, UCC searches, judgment searches, tax searches, and other lien searches.
• Perform curative title work and obtain permits and other documents from government agencies.
• Prepare and file deeds, mortgages, lease memoranda, UCC financing statements, organizational documents, and other state- and county-level filings.
• Prepare closing checklists and binders, distribute closing materials, and coordinate closing processes.
• Attend zoning and other administrative hearings as needed, while supporting attorneys and coordinating with landlords, developers, and other real estate professionals.

Requirements

• At least three years of commercial real estate paralegal experience, including financing, lease negotiation, and lending documents and procedures.
• Solid experience reviewing titles and surveys.
• Ability to manage multiple transactions and tasks independently with minimal supervision.
• Strong verbal and written communication, computer proficiency, legal research skills, and the ability to explain complex concepts in plain English.
• Ability to handle transactions from initial contract through closing and accurately record billable and non-billable time.
• Paralegal certification from an ABA-approved school or a bachelor's degree in law, administration, liberal arts, or a related field.

Culture & Benefits

• Professional office environment in the downtown San Antonio Riverwalk area.
• Team-oriented workplace focused on respect, inclusion, teamwork, and strong client relationships.
• Regular collaboration with attorneys, clients, landlords, developers, government agencies, and firm staff.
• Role requires extended computer and office-machine use, with occasional movement around the office and handling of files weighing up to 15 pounds.