Buying an REO (or Real Estate Owned) property is a little different escrow process than your standard home sale. Realtors and buyers need to remember that they are in escrow with a bank/lender (the "seller") and that the bank/lender has strict procedures in place to...
Every Tuesday the CV Escrow blog will be posting Technology Tips designed to help you, the Realtor, grow your business, keep up to date on the latest technologies, and move you forward into the new era of Real Estate. A few weeks ago, I had...
Within 48 hours of receiving a contract, CV Escrow mails out an opening package to both the buyer and seller. These packages contain "homework", i.e. paperwork that escrow needs back promptly in order to move forward and ensure that a transaction closes on schedule. It...
Every Tuesday the CV Escrow blog will be posting Technology Tips designed to help you, the Realtor, grow your business, keep up to date on the latest technologies, and move you forward into the new era of Real Estate. Build your online brand with your avatar? ...
According to Merriam-Webster, escrow is defined as: a deed, a bond, money, or a piece of property held in trust by a third party to be turned over to the grantee only upon fulfillment of a condition. Whether it is the buying and selling of a...
If you're looking for a way into the real estate market, REO or ‘Real Estate Owned' properties are the hot ticket right now. These are homes that fell into foreclosure and then didn't sell at auction. So now, the bank or lender owns the property...
CV Escrow was pleased to be the sponsoring affiliate of last Thursday's Windermere Premier Property Meeting at Brenda Scott's stunning listing at 7 Coronado Court at Coronado Rancho Mirage. A beautiful evening and this amazing Guy Dreier property provided the perfect backdrop for wine,...
What is a probate? A probate is a property owned by by a deceased person and is sold by his or her Estate, with an Administrator or Executor signing on behalf of the deceased person with full or limited authority. How...