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Ted Dietz
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I am a Washington state native and have lived in the Seattle area since 1995. I’ve been with Windermere since 2003. Outside of real estate I am the husband
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Ted Dietz answered:
Hi Daniel,
As long as it involves all the same parties and the same property it should be under one escrow number.
Have you received two escrow numbers on your transaction? If so, you'll want to speak with either your real estate agent or the agent at escrow handling your transaction and make sure that everyone is on the same page.
Hope that helps.
-Ted
As long as it involves all the same parties and the same property it should be under one escrow number.
Have you received two escrow numbers on your transaction? If so, you'll want to speak with either your real estate agent or the agent at escrow handling your transaction and make sure that everyone is on the same page.
Hope that helps.
-Ted
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