Oregon Proceeds Escrow Agreement is a legally binding document used to transfer assets or funds between parties. It is commonly used in real estate and business transactions to protect the interests of the parties involved. The agreement provides for an escrow agent who holds the funds or assets in trust until the conditions of the agreement are met. The most common type of Oregon Proceeds Escrow Agreement is the purchase and sale agreement. This agreement specifies the terms and conditions of the sale and provides for an escrow agent to hold the buyer’s deposit and other funds in trust until the conditions of the agreement are met. Other types of Oregon Proceeds Escrow Agreement include construction escrow agreements, loan escrow agreements, and refinancing escrow agreements. Each type of agreement outlines the responsibilities of the parties and the escrow agent, as well as the conditions under which the funds will be released.