New Era Escrow

Residential Escrow

Residential escrow

In the United States, residential escrow closings have become increasingly complex due to changes in state and federal laws over the past decade. New Era Escrow is a full-service, independent escrow firm. Our skilled team of escrow officers stays up-to-date with the legislation of all real estate
transactions.

We ensure that all parties involved meet the necessary requirements for a successful residential escrow transaction.

Armed with decades of expertise, our escrow agents are proficient in managing all kinds of residential escrow accounts. Their foresight enables them to identify potential issues early on, assuring a smooth and timely closing. With New Era Escrow, you can feel confident that your transaction will be executed professionally and diligently.

Professional Escrow Services

Buying or selling a home is a major financial decision. At New Era Escrow, we’re eager to guide you through each step and simplify your real estate transactions. As a comprehensive escrow service, our seasoned officers take care of all escrow-related tasks to guarantee a seamless and worry-free closing.

New era escrow handles all aspects of your real estate closing

  • Offer full escrow management as a neutral third party to close your transaction within the contract guidelines.
  • Respond to all communications from all parties promptly.
  • Follow all mutual escrow instructions.
  • Keep all parties informed of the real estate escrow process.
  • Issue receipts for deposits held in the trust account.
  • Prepare escrow instructions and execute documents.
  • Ensure proration and adjustment of HOA dues, property taxes, and utilities.
  • Prepare estimated and final settlement statements.
  • Instruct the title company to record documents.
  • Maintain the security of funds held in the trust account.
  • Comply with all real estate regulations.
  • Order necessary disclosures and reports.
  • Obtain approval documents and reports.
  • Secure pay-off demands and statements from an existing lender.
  • Obtain documentation to clear outstanding liens on the property.
  • Disperse funds and close escrow as authorized based on written instructions.