An escrow officer can write up the "escrow instructions" and the "grant deed" for the people involved in a real estate transaction. They act as an unbiased middleman, so they're not allowed to make decisions for the people involved or try to settle any disagreements between them.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What role does an escrow officer play in a real estate transaction?
2. What documents can an escrow officer write up for the parties involved in a real estate transaction?
3. What is the purpose of escrow instructions in a real estate transaction?
4. Can an escrow officer make decisions for the parties involved in a real estate transaction?
5. Is an escrow officer allowed to settle disagreements between the parties involved in a real estate transaction?
6. What is the role of an escrow officer in ensuring a smooth real estate transaction?
7. What is the function of a grant deed in a real estate transaction?
8. Can an escrow officer act as an unbiased middleman in a real estate transaction?
9. What limitations does an escrow officer have in a real estate transaction?