Instructions which are signed by both buyer and seller, and which enable an escrow agent to carry out the procedures necessary to transfer real property, a business, or other assignable interest.
Instructions which are signed by the parties to an escrow, and which allow an escrow agent to carry out the procedures necessary to transfer property or other assignable interests, or service an agreement.
Written directions, signed by a buyer and seller, detailing the procedures necessary to close a transaction and directing the escrow agent how to proceed.
For purchase transactions, instructions signed by both buyer and seller, which enable the escrow agent to carry out the procedures necessary to transfer real property, a business or other assignable interest.
directions issued to the neutral escrow agent that are agreed to by both buyer and seller.
Instructions prepared by the escrow agent stating the terms and conditions of a transaction. The escrow instructions are agreed to by all parties.
"n. the written instructions by buyer and seller of real estate given to a title company, escrow company or individual escrow in "closing" a real estate transaction. These instructions are generally prepared by the escrow holder and then approved by the parties and their agents. See also: closing escrow "
The buyer, seller and lender cause escrow instructions to be created, signed and delivered to the escrow officer. The escrow officer will then process the escrow, in accordance with the escrow instructions.
Instructions to the escrow agent giving the parameters and contingencies involved in the transaction and agreed upon by both parties.
A document that sets forth the duties of the escrow agent, as well as the requirements and obligations of the parties, when a transaction is closed through an escrow.
A document that outlines the duties of the escrow agent and the obligations of the parties involved in an escrow transaction
instructions prepared by the escrow agent stating the conditions, parameters, and contingencies of a transaction.