[WSBARP] Escrow agents

[Kary Krismer]

Before determining who oversees them I would first ask them why they 
take that position.  They very well could be relying on a term in the 
escrow instructions and the opportunity of the seller to review the 
settlement statement prior to closing.

Or you could look at the bottom of the estimated settlement statement, 
which probably has language saying that the seller has reviewed the numbers.

If they changed the relevant number without notice that would be another 
matter.

Kary L. Krismer
206 723-2148

On 10/14/2020 2:54 PM, Robert R. Cole wrote:
>
> Is there any oversight of escrow agents?  Escrow made a mistake and 
> shorted Seller from what showed on the FINAL Settlement Statement 
> given to Seller, and now says they are not responsible.
>
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> Robert R. Cole
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