It is a Thursday in Beverly Hills and you have four jobs under contract. You are juggling inspection dates, an appraisal that has not been ordered, a lender asking for a missing signature and a buyer texting about the walkthrough. A deadline slides by while you are showing a house across town.
With a transaction coordinator on every file, someone else tracks each date from contract to close. They open the file, send the timeline to every party, chase signatures and documents, check the paperwork for your broker and update your customers so they are never left guessing.
You spend your days with customers and new business instead of in your inbox. Closings land on time, your broker's compliance checks stop bouncing files back and the people you work with start mentioning how smooth it all felt.