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eHow Careers & Work Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Acquire the education necessary for the place of employment you wish to work. This is at least a high school education, and may even be a bachelor's degree from an accredited college.
Step2
Work as a title searcher and abstracter for two to four years prior to applying as a title examiner. This helps you get the position of examiner easier, and you can understand what you need to do as a title examiner.
Step3
Verify details, and know how to read legal documents. Classes in law, business administration, banking, finance, real estate and math are also helpful.
Step4
Know the restrictions on land due to liens and unpaid taxes.
Step5
Understand real estate language and terms.