Traditionally the Escrow Department of a Title Company's primary role is the "Closing" of the real property transaction. This is true at First American Title. But, we do not stop there; all of our Escrow Officers are required to pass the State of Alaska – Title Insurance Limited Producer's Exam prior to closing any transactions. So at "closing" not only do you get a professional "closing" you have the resources of a licensed expert at your disposal.
However, until the closing is officially completed, the buyer does not own the property, the seller cannot receive the money for the sale, and you, the Realtor, cannot receive your commission check. Therefore, it is in the best interests of everyone that the closing be conducted smoothly.
If you fully understand the closing process and your role in it, you will be better equipped to facilitate the process, ensure happy buyers and sellers, and encourage referrals and repeat business for yourself.
Here are the nuts and bolts of closing and some tips for helping it go like clockwork.
- Title and Escrow Rates
- The Nuts & Bolts
- Tips For A Smooth Closing
- What I need to provide my escrow officer?
- Good Funds
If at anytime you need help with the paperwork surrounding your transaction, please call any branch of First American Title of Alaska. We are here for no other reason than to help you and your clients achieve a successful closing.


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