Your client never has to ask where things stand.
Forward the executed contract. Closewell reads the closing date and every deadline hanging off it, then writes your client a plain note the day each one happens. It goes out from your name, replies land in your inbox, and your client never learns a tool was involved.
Your first close is on us. No card, no account.
The inspection is done, and we're still on track
Hi Marcus,
The inspector finished at the house this morning, and his report came over this afternoon. Nothing in it changes our plans.
Next is the appraisal. The lender ordered it today, and we should have the number back by Monday, March 2.
Nothing needed on your end. I'll write again as soon as it comes in.
Dana
Where things stand: 412 Alder St

Nine updates over 38 days. Marcus never had to ask where things stood.
The timeline
One executed contract for 412 Alder St, read once. Every date below came out of that PDF. There was nothing to configure and no form to fill.
- Under contract
- Earnest money received
- Inspection done
- Inspection items resolved
- Appraisal ordered
- Title commitment in
- Loan commitment in
- Final walkthrough
- Closing
A transaction coordinator costs $350 to $600 a file, and becomes a stranger your client talks to. Closewell is $99 a close, and never speaks to your client.
Forward one contract. That is the whole setup.
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