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Escrow instructions
Escrow instructions In a sales transaction, a writing signed by buyer and seller that details the procedures necessary to close a transaction and directs the escrow agent how to proceed.
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Escrow
The closing of a real estate transaction through a neutral third party who holds funds and-or documents for delivery after specific conditions have been met.
Agent
Person authorized to act on behalf of another in dealings with third parties.
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Escrow
The closing of a real estate transaction through a neutral third party who holds funds and-or documents for delivery after specific conditions have been met.
Escrow account
1) An account maintained by a real estate broker, attorney, escrow agent in an insured bank for the deposit of other people's money. 2) An account maintained by the borrower with the lender in certain mortgage loans to accumulate the funds to pay an annual insurance premium, real estate tax, or a home owner's association assessment.
Escrow agent-officer
An individual qualified to perform all the steps necessary to prepare and carry out escrow instructions.
Escrow agreement
A written agreement made between an escrow agent and the parties to a contract setting forth the basic obligations of the parties, describing the money (or other things of value) to be deposited in escrow, and instructing the escrow agent concerning the disposition of the monies deposited
Escrow analysis
Once each year your lender will perform an "escrow analysis" to make sure they are collecting the correct amount of money for the anticipated expenditures.
Escrow closing
The transfer of title to the buyer after all conditions of sale have been met.
Escrow company
A neutral third party who holds the documents and money in a real-estate transfer until all conditions are met.
Escrow disbursements
The use of escrow funds to pay real estate taxes, hazard insurance, mortgage insurance, and other property expenses as they become due.
Escrow fee
A fee covering all the usual escrow services except for title insurance. The fee is normally determined by the amount of money involved in the transaction.
Escrow money
Escrow money is held by a third party until the deal is sealed.
Escrow payment
That portion of a mortgagor's monthly payment held in trust by the lender to pay for taxes, mortgage insurance, hazard insurance, lease payments and other items as they become due.
Escrow reimbursement
The buyer reimburses the seller for the current balance of his escrow (or impounded) funds.
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Escrow analysis
Once each year your lender will perform an "escrow analysis" to make sure they are collecting the correct amount of money for the anticipated expenditures.
Escrow closing
The transfer of title to the buyer after all conditions of sale have been met.
Escrow company
A neutral third party who holds the documents and money in a real-estate transfer until all conditions are met.
Escrow disbursements
The use of escrow funds to pay real estate taxes, hazard insurance, mortgage insurance, and other property expenses as they become due.
Escrow fee
A fee covering all the usual escrow services except for title insurance. The fee is normally determined by the amount of money involved in the transaction.
Escrow instructions
Escrow money
Escrow money is held by a third party until the deal is sealed.
Escrow payment
That portion of a mortgagor's monthly payment held in trust by the lender to pay for taxes, mortgage insurance, hazard insurance, lease payments and other items as they become due.
Escrow reimbursement
The buyer reimburses the seller for the current balance of his escrow (or impounded) funds.
Essentials of a valid lease
A lease is a form of contract. To be valid, a lease must meet essentially the same requirements as any other contract: offer and acceptance, consideration, capacity to contract, legal objectives.
Estate
The ownership interest of a person in real property, also used to refer to a deceased person's property.
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