06/02/2026
A neutral, third-party account that protects the money of both buyers and sellers until real estate transactions are finalized.
For example, if you choose to make a deposit with an offer on a home, it would go into an escrow account first rather than directly to the seller.
Once you’ve bought a home, escrow accounts are also typically used to hold money for homeowners insurance and property taxes until payment is due.
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