Escrow Services
Secure and neutral third-party escrow services to handle your funds and documents.
Service Overview
Escrow is a legal arrangement in which a third party (us) temporarily holds money or property until a particular condition has been met (such as the fulfillment of a purchase agreement).
Why It Matters
Escrow provides security for both buyers and sellers. It ensures that no funds or property change hands until all terms of the agreement have been satisfied.
What's Included
- Secure holding of funds
- Document management
- Proration of taxes and fees
- Disbursement of funds
- Recording of deeds
Our Process
Open Escrow
An escrow account is opened, and the purchase agreement is deposited.
Deposit Funds
The buyer deposits the earnest money into the escrow account.
Due Diligence
Inspections, appraisals, and title searches are conducted.
Closing
Once all conditions are met, funds are disbursed and documents are recorded.
Common Issues We Solve
Funding Delays
We coordinate closely with lenders to ensure timely funding.
Document Errors
Our team reviews all documents for accuracy before recording.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who chooses the escrow officer?
Typically, this is negotiated in the purchase contract, but often the seller's agent or buyer's agent will recommend a trusted company.
When do I get my keys?
Once the transaction has funded and the deed has been recorded with the county.
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