What does a Contract to Close TC do?
- Next Management
- Mar 9, 2022
- 2 min read

As a busy realtor, you know better than anyone that real estate involves lots behind-the-scenes work. Many agents feel like the administrative work quickly becomes overwhelming and exhausting. That is why many real estate agents have invested in the help of a transaction coordinator (or TC).
So what exactly does a Contract to Close TC do?
A TC takes all of that administrative work off your plate in a timely and efficient manner. This may be surprising given how much is involved in the process, but a transaction coordinator handles everything from contract to close on a transaction. That includes, but is not limited to:
Initiating the transaction
Confirming deposits are received
Scheduling/Confirming all inspections
Verifying all title work is complete
Obtaining the mortgage commitment
Coordinating the closing process
Ensuring all documents are submit correctly and on time
Keeping the buyer and seller informed on the progress of the transaction
As you can see, our TCs handle a wide variety of tasks. Our team members essentially take over all the administrative duties involved in a real estate transaction.
Is a TC right for you?
A TC can be beneficial to any and all agents, no matter where you are in your real estate career.
As a brand new agent, a TC can help you navigate a transaction seamlessly. Our team of professionals will guide you and your clients every step of the way. Experienced agents can also benefit from a TC. At a certain point when you're juggling multiple clients, all of the details get mixed up and overwhelming. Having a team solely dedicated to your transactions can remove that burden and allow you to focus on what you do best- and that's selling real estate.
If you think hiring a TC could improve your real estate business, our team is ready to help.
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