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An escrow is an arrangement in which a disinterested third party, called an escrow holder or settlement agent, holds legal documents and funds on behalf of a buyer and seller, and distributes them ing to the buyer's and seller's instructions.

'Disbursed funds' is referring to getting money from point A to point B, whether that point is an individual or an institution. With regards to consumer finance, this involves the transfer of money from the lender or bank to the merchant. The money is expected to be delivered within a fixed timeframe.

The most common ways are by cashier's check or wire transfer. You can take payment by check in person at the closing or have it mailed to you or your REALTOR®.

Direct lenders originate their own loans, either with their own funds or borrowing them elsewhere. Portfolio lenders fund borrowers' loans with their own money. Wholesale lenders (banks or other financial institutions) don't work directly with consumers, but originate, fund, and sometimes service loans.

A Brief Overview of the Process of Releasing Mortgage Funds The mortgage fund is transferred to the buyer's solicitor account. As soon as the fund is cleared, your solicitor can deposit it into the vendor's account (or their legal representative).

Georgia charges you about 0.1% of your home's sale price to transfer the title to the new owner. If you sell for Georgia's median home value ? $319,271 ? you'd pay $319. Some cities and counties also charge their own transfer tax. Check with your realtor and title company to see what taxes you'll owe in your area.

The title company is responsible for disbursing funds as listed on your Closing Disclosure (CD). This may include sending money to you if you are receiving funds, paying off your previous mortgage company, and making tax payments and homeowners insurance (HOI) payments, if applicable.