Transaction Coordination Services Price List
WHAT DOES A TRANSACTION COORDINATOR DO?
-Establish and maintain a relationship with the title company. If you do not have a title company, we will find one and open escrow for you.
-Review all documents and provide necessary paperwork.
-Maintain relationships and consistent, timely communication with all involved parties, including real estate agents, disposition managers, and title company processors.
-Create additional documents as needed, except for legal paperwork.
-Record supplementary memorandums and notices.
-Oversee the settlement and escrow process, ensuring no obstacles for any parties involved.
-Follow up post-settlement to ensure all parties receive copies of all documents and closing packets, and that all paperwork is properly recorded.
-All transaction orders require an initial 50% non-refundable deposit, with the balance due at closing. Fees for title searches and recording a memorandum of close/notice of settlement are payable in advance and are distinct from the total TC fee.
-Real Estate Agents (Buyer or Seller side) utilizing transaction coordination services are exempt from the 50% non-refundable deposit; instead, a flat fee of $400 is due at closing
-Services rendered outside of business hours will be deemed overtime and may incur additional fees.