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Transaction Coordinator

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022

Job Description

TRANSACTION COORDINATOR

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Department: Operations

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Salary Range: $40,000 - $65,000

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Hours: Full-Time, Non-Exempt

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Travel Required: 0 - 25%

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Trial Period: 30 Days

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PRAWDZIK CORE VALUES

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Foundation, Selflessness, Progress

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The Transaction Coordinator role exists to own transaction execution from contract to close - keeping every deal's documentation accurate, auditable, and moving on schedule so leadership always has a clear, real-time picture of where each closing stands.

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Queen Bee Role (QBR):

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Our Queen Bee Role is to deliver lasting homes: on schedule, within budget, through open communication.

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Primary Job (The 80%):

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Own day-to-day transaction execution so deals move from contract to close without surprises: manage transaction communications, chase deliverables, keep the transaction tracker current, organize documents, and coordinate closing logistics.

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IDEAL WORKING GENIUS PROFILE

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  • Primary: Enablement (E), Tenacity (T)
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Dependable executor who follows through and completes transaction work.

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  • Helpful: Discernment (D)
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Quickly spots missing pieces, errors, and priority shifts.

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  • Frustrations: Wonder (W), Invention (I)
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The role is executional and may frustrate those who prefer open-ended ideation or constant reinvention.

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KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

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Transaction communications & follow-up

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  • Review and manage all transaction-related emails and channels to keep deals moving and ensure the right parties are connected and responding.
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  • Proactively follow up with internal teams, title/escrow, lenders, attorneys, vendors and buyers/sellers to obtain documents, approvals and confirmations.
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Transaction tracking & closing readiness

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  • Update the LAP / transaction tracker daily with current stage, outstanding items, responsible owners and upcoming deadlines.
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  • Maintain the transaction calendar and closing schedule so the team stays aware of all upcoming closings and critical milestones.
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Document management & compliance

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  • Store and organize all transaction documents with correct file names, descriptions and folder structure for long-term reference and auditability.
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  • Review closing packets and summaries for completeness and notify owners of any missing or inconsistent items.
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Closing logistics & vendor coordination

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  • Coordinate closing logistics, including scheduling closing appointments, confirming attendees, and arranging required on-site support.
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  • Call and schedule utility disconnections / transfers and other closing-day vendor tasks required for possession/close.
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Meeting capture & continuous improvement

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  • Capture decisions, action items and follow-ups in transaction meetings and post-closing reviews; surface recurring bottlenecks and suggested process fixes.
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TIME ALLOCATION

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40% — Transaction communications & follow-up

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  • Emails, calls, chasing documents, and stakeholder coordination.
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30% — Tracker & closing readiness

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  • Daily LAP updates, milestones, and deadline management.
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20% — Document management & review

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  • Filing, naming, and validating closing packets.
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5% — Closing logistics & utilities

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  • Schedule closings, vendors, and utility disconnections.
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5% — Meeting notes & process improvements

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  • Capture action items and recommend workflow fixes.
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