Escrow
Escrow is a financial arrangement where a third party holds and manages funds or documents on behalf of two parties in a transaction until specific conditions are met.
In real estate, escrow accounts hold earnest money during home purchases and manage ongoing payments for property taxes and insurance. Mortgage lenders often require escrow accounts to ensure these expenses are paid on time.
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