The Roles of Settlement Agent, Escrow Officer, and LPO

The Roles of Settlement Agent, Escrow Officer, and LPO

In the real estate industry the titles Settlement Agent, Escrow Officer, and Officer (LPO) are sometimes used interchangeably, but they have distinct responsibilities that impact how a transaction is handled. Settlement Agent: The Big Picture Coordinator A Settlement...
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Must-Have Knowledge About Escrow (plus a link for free clock hours!)

Must-Have Knowledge About Escrow (plus a link for free clock hours!)

An Escrow Settlement Statement, also known as the TRID form, HUD, or Escrow Closing Statement, is an important document in real estate transactions. This form provides a detailed breakdown of all financial transactions involved in the purchase or sale of a property....
Preliminary Title: Save Your Transaction Before It Starts!

Preliminary Title: Save Your Transaction Before It Starts!

In real estate, every transaction depends on teamwork. From lenders to inspectors, title and escrow, everyone has their part in the process, but they all share one goal: closing the deal. After all, no one gets paid unless the transaction is completed! That’s why...