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Real Estate Transaction Coordinator Contract-to-Close
Published 9/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 3h 11m | Size: 873.88 MB
Learn real estate transaction coordination, contracts, deadlines, compliance, file management, and the contract-to-close
What you'll learn
Understand the role and responsibilities of a Transaction Coordinator in a real estate transaction.
Understand the key components of real estate contracts and the contract-to-close process.
Learn how Transaction Coordinators organize transaction files, communicate with parties, and use common TC systems and technology.
Understand transaction deadlines, disclosures, compliance requirements, and the professional boundaries of a Transaction Coordinator.
Requirements
No prior Transaction Coordinator experience or real estate license is required. This course is designed for beginners interested in learning transaction coordination.
Description
Learn the essential skills and knowledge needed to coordinate a real estate transaction from contract to closing.
Transaction Coordinators play an important role in keeping real estate transactions organized, compliant, and moving forward. This course provides a practical introduction to transaction coordination and the systems, documents, deadlines, and communication involved throughout the contract-to-close process.
Whether you are interested in becoming a Transaction Coordinator, currently assisting real estate professionals, or want to better understand real estate transaction management, this course will help you build a strong foundation.
Throughout the course, you will learn how a real estate transaction progresses after a contract is executed and how Transaction Coordinators support agents and transaction participants throughout the process.
What you'll learn
The course covers essential areas of transaction coordination, including
- The role and responsibilities of a Transaction Coordinator
- Understanding the real estate team and transaction participants
- Real estate contracts and key transaction documents
- The contract-to-close process
- Contract contingencies and deadline tracking
- Seller disclosures and property condition disclosures
- Transaction file organization and recordkeeping
- Professional communication with transaction parties
- Transaction management technology and systems
- Compliance and risk management
- Permitted and prohibited activities for Transaction Coordinators
- Building a career in transaction coordination
A Practical Approach to Transaction Coordination
Transaction coordination involves much more than uploading documents or checking boxes on a checklist. Effective Transaction Coordinators need to understand how contracts, deadlines, documentation, communication, and compliance work together throughout a transaction.
This course focuses on developing that broader understanding.
You will learn how to approach transaction files systematically, identify important dates and documents, communicate with the appropriate parties, maintain organized records, and recognize situations that should be referred to the licensed real estate professional.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for aspiring Transaction Coordinators, new Transaction Coordinators, real estate assistants, administrative professionals, and individuals interested in learning how residential real estate transactions are coordinated.
No previous Transaction Coordinator experience is required.
Start building the knowledge, organization, and professional skills needed to confidently understand the real estate contract-to-close process.
Who this course is for
Individuals interested in starting a career as a Transaction Coordinator.
Real estate professionals who want to better understand the contract-to-close process.
Real estate assistants and administrative professionals interested in expanding their transaction coordination knowledge.
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