Once the Buyer and Seller have come to a 'meeting of the minds" and a contract has been agreed to and signed, the Escrow Process begins.  The Escrow process can be defined as the vehicle in which the title transfer process is closed. In Arizona Real Estate transactions, this process typically uses a neutral third party, such as a Title Company. The Title Company will hold documents and transaction funds while carrying out the instructions of the buyer and seller that have been agreed to within a valid Purchase Contract.

Arizona has a 10 day inspection period and the clock starts at midnight after contract has been signed by both parties. 

Common Information about Title

⇒	What is Escrow
⇒	What is title insurance and why do I need it?
⇒	Home Buyers Checklist
⇒	Common Ways to hold Title in Arizona
⇒	Important Buyer documents
⇒	What Sellers must disclose
⇒	The Home Inspection
⇒	Home Warranties
⇒	Termite Inspection
⇒	True Market Value
⇒	Consumer Check list
⇒	Lead Based Paint Safety
⇒	Flood Insurance
⇒	Important Arizona Disclosures
⇒	Homebuyers Guide to Environmental Hazards
⇒	CMA what does it compare?
⇒	CMA vs Appraisal
⇒	Why use a Realtor?
⇒	Important Arizona Documnets
⇒	Arizona Department of Real Estate Public Report
⇒	Sex offender info

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