Struggling To Keep Your Deals From Falling Out Of Contract?
meet Trusted TC
Pairing creative investors with expertly trained Transaction coordinators
Triple Your Monthly Deals
Specialize in Creative Deals
Manage Escrow, Mortgage Loans and Appraisals
Dedicated Transaction Portal
Meet Critical Deadlines
Reduce errors and omissions that delay closing
Increase Accuracy and Compliance
TC Services
A transaction coordinator’s job is to focus on coordinating with all of the parties associated with their pending real estate transactions and, in some cases, setting up new listings. They strive to keep the process streamlined, organized, and (most of all) on-schedule to meet the close of escrow date.
Cash Transaction
$$550 – $750
Cash transactions usually involve alternative funding sources other than a traditional bank.
Subto Transaction
$550 – $1250
Management of critical details and appropriate documents in a Subject To (Subto) transaction. A-B and B-C representation
Seller Finance
$1100
We help you manage and organize transaction with the seller to ensure a smooth sale.
Document Review
$200
Ensure the docs and processes are organized and follow common industry practices
Seller Walkthrough
$100
Live call with your seller detailing what to expect and next steps in the process. We provide your seller with peace of mind.
TC COACHING
$100
Learn how to market your TC business and generate more leads and increase your deal flow
Our Trusted TCs are More Than Paper Pushers
My business grew once I hired a TC. It freed me up to move on to the next deal and not stress if paperwork was being sent or deadlines being met.
The transaction portal was amazing. It allowed me to know what was going on at any point in the deal without calling around or emailing everyone for an update
My TC saved me $1500 because she caught an error on my contract that no one else flagged! Now I always use a TC for that second pair of eyes looking out for my best interest
faqs
What tasks will transaction coordinators (TCs) not handle?
Transaction Coordinators are amazing, however, there are limits to their power primarily due to licensing guidelines. A real estate license is not required to be a TC, as a result they are considered “Unlicensed Assistants.” Each state has its own regulations around what tasks a TC can legally perform. Here at Trusted TC, the TC will not handle tasks such as:
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- Originate documents
- Conducting property showings or open houses
- Negotiating contract terms or offers
- Advising clients on legal or financial matters
- Auction or attempt to auction real property of another for compensation;
- Advertise or attempt to advertise real property of another for compensation;
- Undertake to list or sell one or more timeshare periods per year on behalf of another individual or entity for compensation.
- Negotiate or agree to any commission split or referral fee on behalf of a licensee
What is the difference between a traditional transaction coordinators (TC) and a Creative transaction coordinators (TC)
Typically, traditional TCs work with agents or are part of a brokerage where most homes are sold to families using bank loans. This makes the process relatively straightforward, with similar documents and issues arising each time.
Creative TCs are hired by investors, wholesalers and lenders who often have deals that involve creative financing structures. This requires a solid understanding of the terms and disclosures specific to these transactions. Problem-solving skills and the ability to keep the deal moving forward are essential for success as a Creative TC.