Buyers and sellers
One person owns your file from contract to closing. Straight answers, careful handling of funds and documents, and no mystery about what happens next.

Buying or selling a home is loud. Escrow does not have to be. I run the file, chase the paperwork, and keep everyone on the same page until the keys change hands.
Lisa Nite
Branch Manager and Escrow Officer
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I run the branch and I run the file. Surprises are the enemy, so I communicate early, document everything, and keep your closing on track.
An escrow officer is the neutral referee who keeps a home sale organized and safe. Here is how that plays out for each side of the table.
One person owns your file from contract to closing. Straight answers, careful handling of funds and documents, and no mystery about what happens next.
Deadlines tracked, updates sent before you have to ask, and a direct line when something needs a decision.
Closing documents lined up, conditions followed, and steady communication all the way through funding.
A vendor who goes quiet costs you deals. I answer, I document, and I raise my hand early when something needs attention.
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You hear where the file stands without chasing it.
Deadlines tracked from day one
Contingencies and dates are on my list, not just yours.
Problems raised early
If something needs attention, you know while there is still time to fix it.
Five steps, and you always know which one you are on.
Send me the contract and contact details. I confirm I have them and lay out what happens next.
We go through every requirement up front, so nothing ambushes you at the finish line.
Documents and instructions come in from everyone involved. I track every one.
You review and sign, funds move, and the sale is recorded. The fun part.
Final documents get delivered and any loose ends get answered.
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Criminals send fake wiring instructions that look real. Before you send any money, call the office on a number you already know and confirm the instructions out loud. Never trust changed instructions that arrive by email or text.
A neutral third party holds the money and documents for a home sale until everyone has met the terms of the contract, then releases them.
No. Escrow manages the paperwork and funds. Title insurance protects against problems with the property's ownership record. They work together on most home sales.
Send the contract, the property address, and your contact details. I confirm I have them and tell you exactly what happens next.
A photo ID and anything your lender requires. I send a checklist before signing day so you walk in ready.
Never trust wiring instructions that arrive by email or text. Call the office on a number you already know and confirm every detail out loud before you send money.
Yes. Lisa is a notary. Bring a valid photo ID, and call the office first so we can confirm what you need.
No. I run escrow. For legal advice, talk with your attorney.
Yes. Include the property address and file number when you reach out and I will pick it up from there.

Treat every file like someone's largest transaction, because it usually is.
Lisa Nite is a branch manager and escrow officer in Saratoga, California, and a notary. She works for a title and escrow company and helps people through one of the biggest financial moments of their lives.
Her approach is straightforward: answer questions before they become problems, document decisions, and keep every person on the file informed.
Tell me about your sale or purchase. For an existing file, include the property address and file number. Serving Saratoga and Santa Clara County, California.