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What documents should I have prior to sending funds into the escrow account.

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What happens when the title company is separate from the escrow company. When do I get the deed of transfer. Seller picked the escrow company. They are relatively small, and I am buying cash in LA. So this is no small deal for me. When do I get the title deed of transfer. What documents should I have prior to sending funds into the escrow account.

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If the title and escrow companies are separate, you'll get the deed of transfer after completing the transaction. Before you send money, review all documents and consider getting title insurance.

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