What Is a Transaction Coordinator?

Transaction coordinators perform critical functions in real estate transactions. Real estate agents often use transaction coordinators to handle the administrative tasks associated with a home sale/purchase. Chances are if you have sold or purchased a house with an agent you have at some point worked with a transaction coordinator.

Your transaction coordinator will guide you through the complex escrow process and will make sure all your paperwork is completed, time frame obligations are adhered to, and legal disclosures are filled out. The following is a list of their typical services.

Open escrow
Provide legal disclosures
Prepare paperwork for digital signatures
Order Natural Hazards Disclosure Reports
Arranging inspections if needed
Ensure all parties adhere to contractual deadlines
Ensure all documentation is submitted on time
Communicate/Coordinate with all parties to ensure smooth closing
When the seller and buyer complete the negotiation process through Homepie’s website and come to an agreement, a Purchase Agreement is generated and sent to all parties for digital signature. Once all parties have signed the Purchase Agreement, a Homepie representative will reach out to you with information about a transaction coordinator. Transaction coordinators take you from contract to close of escrow. This is an optional service that is provided by an independent organization. Homepie highly recommends the use of a transaction coordinator. They are essential to help facilitate the smooth completion of your sale and they will be your main point of contact all the way through close.

Homepie’s discounted fee is some of the best money you’ll spend to have the peace of mind knowing you won’t miss anything and your escrow will stay on track for a timely closing.