When an escrow office receives written instructions that have been signed by both parties involved, they do not need approval from the "broker" to proceed. The escrow officer cannot make any decisions on their own or try to settle any disagreements between the two parties.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the role of an escrow office in the closing process?
2. What is required for an escrow office to proceed with written instructions?
3. Can an escrow officer make decisions on their own?
4. Can an escrow officer settle disagreements between the parties involved?
5. What happens when an escrow office receives signed written instructions from both parties?
6. What is the purpose of written instructions in the escrow closing process?
7. Who is responsible for finalizing the written instructions in the escrow closing process?
8. Can an escrow officer proceed with the closing process without written instructions?
9. What limitations does an escrow officer have in the closing process?