California Real Estate
The process for purchasing a home in California is different from the procedures that are
used in other states.
Unlike the East Coast, attorneys are not used to complete the sale of
real estate.
Instead, an escrow is used.
Once you...
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California Real Estate
The process for purchasing a home in California is different from the procedures that are
used in other states.
Unlike the East Coast, attorneys are not used to complete the sale of
real estate.
Instead, an escrow is used.
Once you have located a home you want to buy,
you will begin hearing people talk about the escrow.
In California, there are no closing
meetings.
It is not common for sellers and buyers to meet each other on a regular basis.
If
you want to buy a home in California, you will want to make sure you have a loan before
you begin the process of looking for a home.
All real estate agents in California must be licensed to buy or sell real estate.
Every agent
you deal with should either have a Salespeople or Brokers license.
Brokers are allowed to
receive payment for the sale of a property, while salespersons must work under the
broker.
Multiple brokers are allowed to work together, and are called sales agents.
Sales
agents must answer to a Br
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