What Happens During a Seller's Escrow?

Escrow is the period between accepting an offer and closing, when a neutral third party manages the funds and paperwork to transfer your home.

Opening Escrow

The buyer's deposit goes into a neutral escrow account, and the escrow officer begins collecting documents from both sides.

Inspections and Appraisal

The buyer inspects the home and their lender orders an appraisal. Repair requests may follow, which we negotiate together.

Title and Disclosures

A title search confirms clear ownership, and you provide California-required seller disclosures about the property.

Contingency Removal

As the buyer removes inspection, appraisal, and loan contingencies, your sale becomes increasingly firm.

Signing and Closing

You sign closing documents, the deed records with the county, and proceeds are released to you.

I'll Handle the Details

Reach out and I'll coordinate escrow, title, and every deadline so your sale closes smoothly.