An Escrow Check Receipt is a document that records the money that is exchanged during a real estate sale. The receipt is typically issued by the escrow agent who is acting as the intermediary between the buyer and seller. It is used to track the funds held in escrow account and to ensure that all parties are aware of the exact amount of money being exchanged. The receipt will contain the names of the buyer and seller, the purchase price, the date the funds were deposited, and the date the funds were released. There are two types of Escrow Check Receipts: one for Buyer-side transactions and one for Seller-side transactions. Buyer-side transactions involve the buyer depositing money into an escrow account and then the funds being released to the seller after the sale is complete. Seller-side transactions involve the seller depositing money into an escrow account and then the funds being released to the buyer after the sale is complete.