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What is a TC?
A Transaction Coordinator (TC) manages the administrative and compliance side of a real estate transaction from contract to close. While responsibilities may vary slightly by state and brokerage, a TC’s role is to ensure every deadline is met, every document is properly executed, and every party stays aligned—so agents can focus on clients and negotiations.
General TC Responsibilities Include:
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Contract-to-Close File Management > Opening and maintaining the transaction file once a contract is accepted, ensuring all required documents are received, completed, and stored correctly.
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Document Preparation & Review > Preparing standard transaction documents, reviewing for accuracy and completeness, and confirming proper signatures and dates (without providing legal advice).
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Timeline & Deadline Tracking > Monitoring critical dates such as deposits, inspections, financing contingencies, appraisal deadlines, and closing dates to keep the transaction on track.
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Communication & Coordination > Acting as a central point of contact between agents, clients, lenders, attorneys, title companies, inspectors, and other vendors to facilitate smooth communication.
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Compliance Support > Ensuring the transaction meets brokerage and state compliance requirements and that files are audit-ready.
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Inspection & Contingency Oversight > Coordinating inspections, tracking reports, and managing contingency timelines to avoid missed deadlines.
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Closing Preparation > Confirming final documents, coordinating with closing parties, and ensuring everything is in place for a timely and successful closing.
Why Work With a Transaction Coordinator?
A TC reduces risk, saves time, and brings consistency to every transaction. By handling the details behind the scenes, a TC helps prevent costly errors, missed deadlines, and unnecessary stress—allowing agents to deliver a higher-level client experience.













