1. Michele Horger
28073 MAPLE STREET • ROSEVILLE, MI 48066
E: aeroshelly2@yahoo.com
P: 586.536.1001
OCCUPATIONAL HISTORY
• Great Lakes Title
Document Specialist/Receptionist (DEC 1992 - JAN 1997)
The responsibilites of a document specialist were retrieving public document to
help Abstractors fulfill a good chain of title. Recorded and proofed documents
which were needed to be put on public record. Fixed, added and figured out
transfer taxes and such on these documents with the approval of the proper
authorities. As for receptionist duties. They included answering phones, setting
up closings and/or meetings, seating, greeting guests and offering refreshments.
• North American Title
Title Abstractor (JAN 1997 - JUL 1999)
Responsibilites included searching multiple city municipalities to conduct
residential land title reports, as well as investigate within various judicial offices
(courts) to remedy any problems that arise in the chain of title being searched.
Look for liens and any other judgments which could effect property and report
it to clients. Other responsibilities were recording of public documents with the
proper authorities. Responsibilites performed were done using computers and
their different programs such as Excel, Outlook and in-house programs, telephones,
automobiles for traveling to different courts, county and city municipalities.
• Commonwealth Land Title
Document Retriever and Recorder (SEPT 1990 - DEC 1992)
Responsible for assisting the land title abstractor by retrieving and recording
public documents to complete a good chain of title. Calculated and corrected
transfer taxes on documents to be recorded.
• First American Title (successor by merger to North American Title)
Title Examiner/ Title Abstractor (JUL 1999 - OCT 2005)
Responsibilities as an Examiner included communicating to various financial
institutions the prerequisites that were needed to clear up any "clouds"
(questions/problems) with title reports and inform them on what was needed to
grant the title insurance they were requesting. Responsibilities as an Abstractor
was searching multiple city municipalities to conduct residential land title reports,
as well as investigate within

2. Michele Horger
28073 MAPLE STREET • ROSEVILLE, MI 48066
E: aeroshelly2@yahoo.com
P: 586.536.1001
OCCUPATIONAL HISTORY (cont .) **
• First American Title (successor by merger to North American Title)
(cont.) **
REFERENCES
· Sarah Sciortino (President: Abstractor Associates, Inc.)
PHONE: 586.778.7554 / EMAIL: sarah@abstractorassociates.com
· Maria Mazzone (Former Co-Worker)
PHONE: 586.795.8034 / EMAIL: mariamazzone@wowway.com
· Linda Mangneno (Former Co-Worker)
PHONE: 248.894.5947 / EMAIL: lmangeno@comcast.net
various judicial offices (courts) to remedy breaks in the chain of title, find any
judgments, liens, etc. that could be on the property. Both of the above
positions also required me to interact with our clients to answer questions, give
estimated or actual times for completion of their requests. Used Fax machines,
copiers, scanners, telephones and different Microsoft Office programs, such as
Word, Excel and Outlook to perform tasks.
• Abstractor Associates, Inc.
Title Abstractor (OCT 2005 TO OCT 2013)
Responsibilities included searching multiple city Municipalities to conduct
residential and commercial land title reports, as well as investigate within various
judicial offices to remedy breaks in those title chains. Retrieved and recorded
public documents with proper authorities. Retrieved property tax information
and on occasion also paid those taxes for clients. Used telephones, fax machines,
copiers, computer programs such as Excel, Word and Outlook to input, send and
answer questions for our clients. While searching for information was my first priority.
Customer service was indeed a very important aspect to my job. Explaining to
clients where we were at as to their requests and if there were anything that
could hold up the finished product was very important.