Real Estate Paralegal
$65k/y-$81k/y
13 days ago
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Summary
MassHousing is seeking a Real Estate Paralegal to join their team in Boston, MA. The role involves assisting attorneys with multifamily mortgage lending and grant making operations, as well as supporting single-family transactions and corporate matters.
About the Role
As a Real Estate Paralegal, you will work closely with attorneys and various departments to draft loan documents, conduct legal research, maintain records, and provide administrative support. You will be part of a diverse team focused on addressing complex legal issues in affordable housing transactions, while ensuring compliance with legal standards and maintaining confidentiality.
About You
Required:
- 2+ years of paralegal experience as a commercial or residential real estate paralegal.
- Proficiency in legal research methods and familiarity with legal databases and resources.
- Solid understanding of legal ethics and the regulations governing paralegals.
- Strong competency in Microsoft Word and the ability to navigate or quickly learn document management systems.
- A valid Massachusetts Public Notary registration or the ability to obtain one.
- Eligibility to work in, and travel freely to and from, the United States without sponsorship.
Preferred:
- Associate’s degree in paralegal studies or paralegal certification.
- Office 365 experience.
Benefits
- Tuition reimbursement up to $10,000 per calendar year.
- A 35-hour work week and a hybrid work schedule.
- Back up Child/Elder Care.
- Retirement Savings including a pension and a deferred compensation plan (with a match).
- Comprehensive health, dental and vision plans.
- 12 paid Holidays per year and generous sick, vacation, and personal time.
- Short-Term and Long-Term Disability.
- Central Boston office location, convenient to public transportation and amenities on site.
MassHousing is a self-supporting not-for-profit public agency created in 1966 to support affordable homeownership and rental housing opportunities in Massachusetts. MassHousing does not use taxpayer dollars, but sells bonds to fund its programs. Since its inception, MassHousing has provided more than $29.5 billion in financing for homebuyers and homeowners, and for developers and owners of affordable rental housing. In recent years, MassHousing has also supported the Commonwealth of Massachusetts by contributing funds to offset budget cuts to state housing programs.
Boston, MA