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Find Transaction Coordinators
A transaction coordinator (TC) handles the paperwork, deadlines and communication that take a real estate deal from accepted offer to closing. Search 2,188 TC listings across all 50 states and DC by city, state or ZIP, or use the map. Searching is free for agents.
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Transaction coordinators by state
All 50 states + DC
- Alabama35
- Alaska15
- Arizona94
- Arkansas25
- California290
- Colorado99
- Connecticut11
- Delaware8
- District of Columbia8
- Florida179
- Georgia72
- Hawaii22
- Idaho33
- Illinois38
- Indiana36
- Iowa53
- Kansas22
- Kentucky19
- Louisiana18
- Maine12
- Maryland47
- Massachusetts22
- Michigan47
- Minnesota46
- Mississippi5
- Missouri31
- Montana7
- Nebraska10
- Nevada37
- New Hampshire10
- New Jersey27
- New Mexico34
- New York50
- North Carolina67
- North Dakota7
- Ohio32
- Oklahoma32
- Oregon41
- Pennsylvania52
- Rhode Island11
- South Carolina17
- South Dakota10
- Tennessee40
- Texas235
- Utah41
- Vermont9
- Virginia22
- Washington77
- West Virginia10
- Wisconsin17
- Wyoming6
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Questions about finding a TC
What does a transaction coordinator do?
A TC manages the paperwork, deadlines and communication between contract and closing, so the agent can focus on clients. Tasks vary by TC, so check each profile.
How do I choose a TC?
Search your state or city, then compare profiles for experience, the transaction software they use and the services they list. Use Contact this TC to ask questions before you hire.
How much does a transaction coordinator cost?
Each TC sets their own fees. Ask the TC for current pricing. Searching this directory is free for agents.
Does a TC need a real estate license?
It depends on your state and on which tasks the TC handles. Real estate licenses shown on profiles are self-reported. Before you hire, ask the TC about their real estate license and check with your broker or your state's real estate regulator.