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I didn’t like the hours or pay. I worked in Disbursements department. For us we could not leave until the work was done or the last dhl/fedex pickup at 9PM. The beginning of the month was always pretty easy but at the end it got super crazy. There were days I went in at 9 AM and didnt leave till almost 9PM. Truthfully tho most of the people are cool there, a lot of young people and if you are single (I was not) there are a ton of hot chicks there too. I worked directly with the settlement agents, they had a little better pay and worked better hours. We got out at 6:15…but there were a ton of nights where I left at 6:45-7:30…and I think they worked till 5. Their job is a little more involved and detailed. My overall evaluation is that everyone there uses that place as a “stepping stone”, the pay isnt too bad but not great, the hours are not too bad but not great. Most people I knopw work there for about a year or so and move on (like me). So I say go for it and see what comes of it.

yeah im there, I hear disb. can be a pain…most of teh departments have 1-2 days of OT/month some will give you more. The pay is why I am thinking about not signing a non-compete. If I had no prior experience in this it’d be one thing. But a buddy of mine has begun a pretty impressive career in title work which is somthing i have debated. I am being trained tomorrow to be a settlement agent but the sign on time is approaching fast, I have only been with NREIS for 3 months (520 hrs of “temp time”) but this whole non-compete crap bothers me.

EDIT: the position I recomended for Devin is Closing Coordinator (do nothing and hardly work OT.) They hire people with no experience for this position and don’t push you hard at all.