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Open to Close is the premiere transaction coordination and short sale solution service for REALTORS® and consumers. Our services include Short Sale Coordinators, Listing Coordinators, and Transaction Coordinators. All of our processes can be customized to fit your business model. As a REALTOR® working with Open to Close, you'll never have to hire, fire, or train your assistants ever again! Don't let payroll and sick/vacation time ever burden you again!
After you obtain your listing agreement, short sale deposit, or executed contract, you should not lift a finger except to touch your clients once a week and give them the old "warm fuzzies". With RELAY, our online management platform, all parties to the transaction are able to login via the internet to access all pertinent documents as well as see the status of their transaction.
We ensure all of the deadlines of your transaction are met by coordinating with the inspector, title co., lender, etc. to guarantee a smooth, seamless closing for you and your client. We pay attention to the details and constantly monitor the status and progress of your transaction. We try to anticipate problems before they arise, and we stay in constant communication to keep you and your clients informed of new developments along the way. In addition to traditional real estate transactions, we are also your short sale solution. We set you apart from other REALTORS® and help you increase your referral business! We SIMPLIFY your life, so you can do what you do best - sell!
Call today to find out how you get can our services for FREE!
***What is a short sale?
A short sale usually refers to a scenario in which the Seller's loans are greater than the than the house's market value. Simultaneously, the Seller is having trouble paying his mortgage and foreclosure may be around the corner. Even if the Seller sells the home, the money received for the home will come up short in covering the Seller's loan(s). That's why we call them short sales. Typically the goal of a short sale from the Seller's perspective is to have the bank forgive them the difference between the market value of the home and outstanding loan balance(s) of their mortgage(s). This is considered a "settlement" on the homeowner's credit report and is not dear as damaging as a foreclosure.
 
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