Transaction Coordinator

8 Things your Transaction Coordinator can do for you!

• Open escrow
  In the US, the first step in the transaction process is to open escrow. Your offshore transaction coordinator will make sure the escrow account is set up correctly, give complete details to the escrow officer, inform all parties about the details, and ensure that the deposit has been collected.
• Coordinate inspections
  The transaction coordinator will take the pain out of inspections by coordinating between parties to arrange suitable times. Diary management can be an unnecessarily time-consuming job, and their role is to make sure communication is simple and easy so that inspections happen like a breeze.
• Negotiate repairs
  Repairs are another area that can take more time than necessary. Your offshore transaction coordinator will assist by keeping track of what needs to be done and when, making sure repairs are completed satisfactorily, and all parties are aware of the status of repairs.
• Document compliance
  Working from a standard checklist, the transaction coordinator will ensure that all documents are completed correctly and filed on time. With a sharp eye for detail, they will make sure that every T is crossed and every I is dotted, so that you can be sure that delays will be minimised.
• Data entry
  Every transaction bears a lot of data entry. As your offshore transaction coordinator collects all the forms and paperwork, they will input the data into your online systems and ensure all fields are filled out correctly.
• Coordinate possession
  When the transaction is near to closure, buyers and sellers will need to agree a possession or moving date. As a calendar management expert, your transaction coordinator will negotiate between the parties to make sure the handover is a smooth process.
• Closing-out
  Once the transaction is complete, the transaction coordinator will work with the escrow officer to ensure that escrow is closed properly, funds are disbursed, and all documentation sent to the right parties. They are key in ensuring that communication is clear and transparent during the escrow process, right up until the end.
• Client follow-up
  A sale doesn’t end at closing! The transaction coordinator will follow up with the clients at regular intervals to see if they need any further assistance, provide recommendations for home improvement providers or insurers, and to ask for a review or testimonial.