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What an Alabama transaction coordinator does on an Alabama REALTORS purchase agreement, what unlicensed staff may do, who can close and draft deeds, and what TCs charge.

What an Alaska transaction coordinator handles: the Commission's unlicensed-assistant rules, disclosure before the offer, the 3- and 6-day windows, title company closings, no transfer tax and costs.

What an Arizona transaction coordinator does on an AAR resale contract, what ADRE lets an unlicensed TC do, escrow and MLS detail, and what coordination costs.

• Phoenix

What an Arkansas transaction coordinator does: the members-only RECR contract and its 2026 changes, AREC licensing and pay rules, trust fund timing, closing protection letters, transfer tax and TC fees.

What a California transaction coordinator does on a C.A.R. RPA file, what the DRE lets an unlicensed TC do, how escrow and transfer taxes work, and what TCs charge.

• Riverside–San Bernardino (Inland Empire)
• San Diego
• San Francisco Bay Area

What a Colorado transaction coordinator does on the Commission's CBS1 contract, what CP-20 lets an unlicensed REAP do, September 2026 market data for Denver and Colorado Springs, and TC fees.

• Denver

What a Connecticut transaction coordinator tracks under an attorney-run sale, what the Real Estate Commission bars unlicensed assistants from doing, what TCs charge and how DeedSpring compares.

What a Delaware transaction coordinator does when a Delaware attorney must run the closing, what the licensing statute lets unlicensed staff do, the 4% transfer tax and how DeedSpring compares.

What a Florida transaction coordinator does on the Florida Realtors/Florida Bar AS IS contract, what FREC lets unlicensed assistants do, doc stamps, condo SIRS rules and TC fees.

• Miami
• Orlando
• Tampa

What a Georgia transaction coordinator does on a GAR F201 file, how the Due Diligence Period is counted, what GREC lets support staff do, attorney closings and TC fees.

• Atlanta

What a Hawaii transaction coordinator handles: the Commission's view of unlicensed assistants, the 10- and 15-day disclosure periods, conveyance tax rates, HARPTA withholding, escrow and costs.

What an Idaho transaction coordinator does, what Real Estate Commission Guideline #17 allows licensed and unlicensed TCs, the disclosure and earnest money statutes, Ada County figures and TC fees.

What an Illinois transaction coordinator does on a Multi-Board 8.0 file, what Illinois lets an unlicensed assistant do and how to pay one, transfer stamps, and how DeedSpring compares.

• Chicago

What an Indiana transaction coordinator does, what 876 IAC 8-1-7 bars unlicensed assistants from doing, the 2026 IAR form changes, earnest money, the sales disclosure form and TC costs.

What an Iowa transaction coordinator handles: the support-staff rule, abstracts and Iowa Title Guaranty instead of title insurance, statutory closing steps, Des Moines market data and costs.

What a Kansas transaction coordinator does, what unlicensed staff may do under Commission guidance, the 2026 KCRAR form changes, closing and recording rules, and coordinator costs.

What a Kentucky transaction coordinator needs to know: KRS 324 and 201 KAR 11:121 on unlicensed assistants, the 72-hour seller disclosure rule, lay closings after Countrywide, the deed tax and 2026 market data.

What a Louisiana transaction coordinator does on the mandatory LREC Residential Agreement to Buy or Sell: the 72-hour windows, disclosure timing, unlicensed assistant rules, the Act of Sale and attorney title work.

What a Maine transaction coordinator tracks on the MAR purchase and sale agreement, what the Real Estate Commission lets unlicensed assistants do, transfer tax, TC prices and how DeedSpring compares.

What a Maryland transaction coordinator does on the Maryland REALTORS contract, what MREC lets unlicensed staff do, ground rent and transfer taxes, and how DeedSpring compares.

• Baltimore

What a Massachusetts transaction coordinator tracks from the offer to purchase to the attorney-run closing, what an unlicensed TC should not do, what TCs charge and how DeedSpring compares.

• Boston

What a Michigan transaction coordinator does, the statutory TC role in MCL 339.2517, the Form A calendar-day deadlines, transfer taxes, Detroit-area point-of-sale rules and what TCs cost.

What a Minnesota transaction coordinator does, the Chapter 82 limits and closing agent license, 2026 Minnesota REALTORS form changes, seller and well disclosures, deed tax and TC costs.

• Minneapolis–St. Paul

What a Mississippi transaction coordinator does on an F1 file, the July 2026 license-law changes, MREC's unlicensed-assistant guidelines, disclosure timing and what TCs charge.

What a Missouri transaction coordinator does, the RES-2000 changes for 2026, the Commission's ten-banking-day earnest money rule, limits on unlicensed staff, closings and coordinator costs.

• St. Louis

What a Montana transaction coordinator does, what the Board of Realty Regulation lets unlicensed assistants do, the MAR buy-sell changes, the Realty Transfer Certificate, market data and TC fees.

What a Nebraska transaction coordinator does on a Form 200 file, the Commission's rules for unlicensed staff, the 2026 stamp tax and disclosure changes, and coordinator costs.

What a Nevada transaction coordinator does, what the Real Estate Division lets an unlicensed or virtual assistant do, the NRS 113 and 116 dates, MLS figures and TC costs.

• Las Vegas

What a New Hampshire transaction coordinator tracks, what the Real Estate Commission lets unlicensed assistants do, the waterfront septic and transfer tax rules, TC prices and how DeedSpring compares.

What a New Jersey transaction coordinator does from attorney review to closing, what the Real Estate Commission lets unlicensed staff do, the seller's transfer fees and how DeedSpring compares.

What a New Mexico transaction coordinator does under 16.61.21 NMAC, the 2026 NMAR Form 2104 updates, Independent Consideration, Albuquerque market data and TC fees.

What a New York transaction coordinator does when attorneys draft the contract, what the Department of State lets unlicensed assistants do, the disclosure statement, transfer taxes and how DeedSpring compares.

• New York City

What a North Carolina transaction coordinator does on a Form 2-T file, where NCREC draws the line for unlicensed assistants, how attorney closings work and what TCs charge.

• Charlotte

What a North Dakota transaction coordinator handles on the NDAR purchase agreement, the Commission's rules for unlicensed assistants, abstract-based title work and coordinator costs.

What an Ohio transaction coordinator does, what Ohio lets unlicensed assistants do, the Ohio REALTORS contract items to track, disclosure rescission, conveyance fees, point-of-sale suburbs and TC costs.

What an Oklahoma transaction coordinator does on the OREC Residential Sale contract: the Time Reference Date, default periods, the unlicensed assistant rules, abstract and title closings, SB 212 and TC fees.

What an Oregon transaction coordinator handles: the regulator's view of the TC role, OREF 001 business-day defaults, the disclosure revocation right, escrow licensing, Washington County's transfer tax and costs.

What a Pennsylvania transaction coordinator does on the PAR Standard Agreement, where PAR draws the licensed line, the realty transfer tax and how DeedSpring compares.

• Philadelphia

What a Rhode Island transaction coordinator tracks on the RIAR purchase and sales agreement, who may run a closing after Paplauskas, the unlicensed assistant limits, TC prices and how DeedSpring compares.

What a South Carolina transaction coordinator tracks on SC REALTORS Form 310, what the license law says about transaction managers, who closes, and September 2026 market figures.

What a South Dakota transaction coordinator does on the Commission's purchase agreement, what an unlicensed assistant may do, who closes, and what coordination costs.

What a Tennessee transaction coordinator tracks on the RF401 Purchase and Sale Agreement, what the Department of Commerce and Insurance says unlicensed staff may do, and Nashville and Memphis market figures.

What a Texas transaction coordinator does on a TREC 20-19 file, what TREC lets an unlicensed TC do, what TCs charge and how DeedSpring compares for Texas agents.

• Dallas–Fort Worth
• Houston
• San Antonio

What a Utah transaction coordinator does on the state-approved REPC, the R162 personal assistant rule, Settlement versus Closing, September 2026 market data and the new REPC coming in 2027.

What a Vermont transaction coordinator tracks when attorneys handle title and the buyer files the transfer tax return, what an unlicensed TC may do, what TCs charge and how DeedSpring compares.

What a Virginia transaction coordinator may do under 18VAC135-20-335, the NVAR contract's deadlines, how settlement agents are chosen, who pays grantor and recordation taxes, and September 2026 sales.

What a Washington transaction coordinator handles: NWMLS form defaults, the 9 p.m. rule, the disclosure statute, who can collect signatures, LPO closings, excise tax bands and costs.

• Seattle

What a DC transaction coordinator does on a GCAAR Sales Contract, the licensing line for unlicensed assistants, DC recordation and transfer tax, and how DeedSpring compares.

What a West Virginia transaction coordinator faces: no statewide purchase form, a narrow clerical exemption in the license law, attorneys' role in closings, the county excise tax and September 2026 listing data.

What a Wisconsin transaction coordinator does, the WB-11 default deadlines and the 11:59 p.m. rule, the 2026 WB-11 changes, the 452.34 written agreement for assistants, transfer fees and TC costs.

What a Wyoming transaction coordinator does, the Real Estate Commission's limits on unlicensed assistants, the 2026 disclosure law, the sworn statement of consideration, listing data and TC fees.