21 Reasons Why Escrows Fall Apart!
... And What You Can Do To Prevent Them
You accepted an offer on your home, and now the transaction is in escrow as the closing process starts. That means your home is off the market for the next 30 to 45 days. It is also a time when many things can go wrong. Your home not only fails to close, but you've lost valuable market time as well.
Every escrow is different. Some become more complicated then others because each transaction has a different group of people involved. Imagine that you're the football coach of a major team, and for each game a whole new set of players shows up on the field! That's a good picture of how the real estate industry works.
The most important decision you will make when selling your home is which real estate agent will represent you. That agent has to have the expertise and knowledge from past transactions to coordinate all the many steps, and all parties: sellers agent, buyers agent, seller, buyer, lender, appraiser, title company, escrow officer, termite - roof - home inspectors, processors...and the list goes on.
It's critical that you familarize yourself with knowledge on the 21 most common escrow problems before before you list your home.
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