* If you wish to transfer funds to another escrow or wire transfer funds, arrangements must
be made in advance with the escrow officer.
* In the event that you wish to use a Power of Attorney, arrangements must be made one to
two weeks in advance with the escrow officer, and the Power of Attorney must be approved
by both the Buyer’s Lender, and your Title or Escrow company. These arrangements should
be made as early as possible in the transaction.
* Please bring appropriate identification with you to the escrow company, so that your identity
can be verified by the notary public.
* Should the funds deposited in escrow be insufficient to cover closing costs, you are required to
bring a Cashier’s check or a Certified check made out to the Title or Escrow company for the
balance due.
* Either type of check should be from a Nevada bank, or a Savings and Loan, and should be
issued in the exact amount of the balance due.
* The balance due may be obtained by phoning the escrow officer prior to your appointment
to sign off on the Closing Documents.
The Following is a Brief List of the Best Sources for Assistance, and for
Answers to Certain Common Questions...
|
Details of Your Sales Agreement
Possession & Key to Your New Home
Loan Requirements and Financial
Matters
Escrow Instructions
Title Reports or Policy Title
|
Your Real Estate Agent
Your Real Estate Agent
Lender's Mortgage Company or
Your Real Estate Agent
Your Real Estate Agent,
Escrow Officer, or Escrow Assistant
Escrow Officer or Escrow Assistant |
