TRANSACTION COORDINATION:
Imagine having a person who manages and monitors your transactions so that you have more time to build your business. With a Transaction Coordinator you will...

Save money and time
Have an accurate accounting of all tasks, notes, etc. for each transaction
Have more time to create relationships and drive new business
Increase customer satisfaction and gain repeat business

RESPONSIBILITIES OF A TRANSACTION COORDINATOR:

A Transaction Coordinator is a person responsible for the managing and monitoring the transaction process through interfacing with Real Estate professionals, clients, escrow title companies and Loan Officers.

Elite Escrows is responsible for maintaining escrow files and the production, coordination processing of all information and documents pertaining to the sale and escrow of each home.

Elite Escrows will also perform administrative and clerical duties, including setting appointments for all inspections and repair work and assisting agents in communication with the Real Estate Agent on the other side, and your client.

Elite Escrows handles all of your administrative duties and dates watching so that you can focus on finding new clients and selling property......
What you do best!

TRANSACTION COORDINATOR BENEFITS:

All parties involved in the transaction, the Broker, the Agent, the Client, the Loan Officer, the Title Company, the Vendors, benefit from the services that Elite Escrows provides. The following are the primary benefits of a Transaction Coordinator:

Dedicating someone solely to the transaction process releases the Agent of administrative responsibilities, allowing Agents to do what they do best, create relationships and drive new business. This allows for a greater productivity by all parties concerned.

With commission margins becoming tighter throughout the Real Estate Brokerage community, Brokers are looking for ways to verticalize their business. Using a Transaction Coordinator can do just that.

Agents often experience a lack of oversight into the monitoring and regulation of processing transactions. Many times, Agents have little visibility into what activities are taking place by each agent. Agents have very little control over various files and documents that are critical to a successful transaction. By implementing a Transaction Coordinator, Agents may centralize and standardize the company's processes.

Today's consumers expect to be kept in the loop and the receive immediate answers regarding their affairs. Agents are busy people and, when available to talk, don't always have the answer on hand. Consumers will that in working with a Transaction Coordinator who is more readily available then their Agents allows them quicker and more comprehensive answers to their questions. These benefits add up to improved customer satisfaction.

Currently Agents are trapped in an web of communication with all of the players in the transaction. Lots of time is spent on the phone, fax and in email ordering inspections and checking on their status. Using a Transaction Coordinator, much of this time could be used more profitably spend finding new clients, selling property, and other tasks that increase productivity, resulting in greater revenues - dollars on the bottom line.

With the growing number of people involved in a single transaction, from inception to closing, information is being disseminated multiple times, to multiple parties and information can be mishandled, misunderstood or misdirected if a common platform or central facilitator does not remain in control of critical communications