A Transaction Coordinator is a professional who manages the administrative tasks of a real estate transaction from contract to close.
Typically, once a purchase agreement is signed
Document tracking, deadline management, communication with parties involved, compliance checks, and coordination of inspections, signings, and closings.
Yes, but only for administrative purposes—sending documents, confirming appointments, and providing status updates.
Yes. TCs can assist with transactions on either side, depending on the agreement with the agent or brokerage.
Licensing requirements vary by state. Some TCs are licensed real estate agents, while others operate legally without a license depending on their role.
Most TCs charge a flat fee per transaction, typically paid at closing. Some also offer monthly retainers for agents with high volume.
If the transaction cancels, a partial fee may be charged depending on how much work was completed. This is usually outlined in the service agreement.
By handling time-consuming administrative tasks, you’re freed up to focus on lead generation, showings, listings, and client relationships.
Yes. Common platforms include Dotloop, Skyslope, DocuSign, Google Workspace, and other transaction management software.
Yes. TCs coordinate with all parties you or your clients choose to use. We can also refer preferred vendors that work well with the type of transaction being implemented.
Experienced TCs can manage anywhere from 20–40 transactions simultaneously, depending on complexity.
Typically, business hours apply, but flexibility is offered when needed to meet key deadlines or urgent client needs.
Yes. Some agents want full transaction management; others need help only with compliance or specific stages of the process.
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