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Our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional customer support.

What makes Linked Escrow different?

Most escrow companies operate the same way they have for decades - slow, outdated, and full of hidden fees. Linked Escrow changes the game with transparent pricing, tech-driven convenience, and real-time communication through our CREMS system, ensuring you’re always in the know.

How does CREMS work?

Instead of waiting for emails or playing phone tag, our CREMS system lets you text us anytime for real-time updates, answers to your escrow questions, or status checks. Whether you’re a seller, buyer, or agent, you’ll always know where your transaction stands.

Are there really no junk fees?

Yes! Unlike traditional escrow companies that bury extra fees in the fine print, we believe in 100% transparent pricing. No processing fees, admin fees, or other hidden charges - just straightforward, fair pricing for exceptional service.

How do I open an escrow with Linked Escrow?

It’s easy! Simply contact our team or have your real estate agent select us when opening escrow. We’ll walk you through the process, ensure you understand every step, and get everything moving smoothly.

What if I have questions during the process?

You’ll never feel left in the dark. With CREMS, you can text us anytime for quick answers, or you can call & email our team for personalized support.

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