A Utah Escrow Agreement is a legal document that safeguards funds between two parties in a transaction. It is an agreement that sets out the conditions for money to be held in escrow by a third party, called an escrow agent, until the completion of specific conditions. This agreement is commonly used in real estate transactions, where a buyer and seller agree to have the proceeds of a sale placed in escrow until the deal is finalized. There are three types of Utah Escrow Agreements: Standard Escrow Agreement, Real Estate Escrow Agreement, and Commercial Escrow Agreement. A Standard Escrow Agreement is a general one-time agreement that is used to secure funds in a transaction. A Real Estate Escrow Agreement is typically used in real estate transactions to secure funds until all conditions for the sale are met. A Commercial Escrow Agreement is used for business transactions involving the sale of goods or services.