Escrow Agreement

An escrow agreement is a legal contract that involves a third party holding and managing funds or assets on behalf of two parties involved in a transaction to ensure a smooth and secure exchange. It outlines the terms, conditions, and responsibilities of each party, including the release and use of the funds or assets. Escrow… Continue reading Escrow Agreement

Escrow Analysis

An escrow analysis is a review of your escrow account to determine if the current monthly deposit is enough to cover your annual expenses, such as property taxes and insurance. Escrow analysis ensures that you have enough funds to pay these expenses throughout the year. This analysis takes into consideration changes in the account balance… Continue reading Escrow Analysis

What Does No Escrow Mean?

No escrow means there is no third party holding funds for a transaction. Escrow provides protection and security for both parties involved in a transaction. Without an escrow, the buyer and seller are responsible for handling the exchange of funds and ensuring the terms of the transaction are met without any intermediary involvement. It is… Continue reading What Does No Escrow Mean?

How Long Can Escrow Take?

Escrow can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on various factors. Factors Affecting The Duration Of Escrow The duration of escrow can vary depending on several factors. The financing obtained by the buyer plays a significant role in determining the length of escrow. Property inspections also impact the overall duration. Additionally,… Continue reading How Long Can Escrow Take?

Escrow Shortage

An escrow shortage occurs when there are insufficient funds in the escrow account to cover the required expenses. Escrow shortage can result from property tax increases, changes in insurance premiums, or miscalculations in the initial escrow payment. In these cases, the homeowner may have to pay a lump sum to cover the shortage or have… Continue reading Escrow Shortage