An escrow is an independent “stake-holder” account and is the method by which the interests of all parties to the transaction are protected.
Your escrow was created shortly after you executed your contract to purchase your new home. The escrow becomes the depository for all monies, instructions and documents pertaining to the purchase of your new home. Any questions or requirements you may have concerning the home itself, such as appliances and repairs, are not a part of the escrow, but rather, matters between you and your homebuilder.

The escrow process, which is also known as closing or settlement, is the endgame of the home-buying process. It is when the buyer, seller and other necessary parties get together to seal/close the transaction.
The escrow agent is given the responsibility to oversee and coordinate the closing activities, acting as a neutral third party between the buyers and sellers. Your escrow officer must follow the instructions of both parties (buyers and sellers) involved in the transaction, and will remain unbiased and rather formal when dealing with all of the parties associated with the escrow. An escrow is a method of closing a real estate transaction and all requirements have been set forth in the instructions and have been satisfied

Our work product is the quality and performance of our work delivered with our highest ethics. Dependability, to be have our staff available and ready. Cooperativeness, to work along all the different parties in order to successfully close a transaction. Adaptability, adjusting to change and accommodate with flexibility when it comes to hours, timelines and deadlines. Communication, our team is available to give and receive information when needed to successfully close a transaction.