A Neutral Third Party You Can Trust
Whether you are buying real estate, selling a business, settling litigation, or completing a private transaction, an independent escrow agent provides security and peace of mind.
Colorado Title serves as a neutral escrow agent, receiving funds and documents, maintaining them in an attorney trust account when appropriate, and releasing them only in accordance with the parties’ written instructions and applicable law.
Unlike many escrow providers, Colorado Title is operated by an experienced Colorado attorney and CPA who understands both the legal and financial issues involved in complex transactions.
Escrow Services
Earnest Money Escrow
Perfect for:
• FSBO Sales
• Vacant Land
• Commercial Property
• Seller Financing
• Private Sales
Includes
✓ Deposit Receipt
✓ Attorney Trust Account
✓ Written Confirmation
✓ Deadline Monitoring
✓ Release at Closing
Starting at $295
Independent Attorney Escrow
For
• Business Purchases
• Asset Sales
• Private Loans
• Construction Holdbacks
• Probate Sales
• Family Transactions
• Settlement Agreements
Includes
✓ Custom Escrow Instructions
✓ Secure Fund Holding
✓ Multiple Disbursements
✓ Wire Coordination
✓ Detailed Accounting
Starting at $750
Attorney Closing Package
Includes
Attorney Contract Review
Inspection Negotiations
Amendments
Escrow
Closing Coordination
Disbursement
Recording Coordination
Starting at $1,500
Why Choose Colorado Title?
Traditional Title Company
Colorado Title
Holds Funds
✓
Neutral Escrow
✓
Attorney Available
✓
Legal Advice Available by Separate Engagement
✓
CPA Knowledge
✓
Business Transaction Experience
✓
Custom Escrow Agreements
✓
Settlement Escrows
✓
Business Purchase Escrows
✓
Probate Escrows
✓
FAQ
Why use an attorney as escrow agent?
An attorney brings legal training, fiduciary obligations, and experience with contracts, documentation, and dispute avoidance that can be valuable in more complex transactions.
Where are my funds held?
Funds accepted for escrow are maintained in an attorney trust account or another appropriate trust account consistent with applicable Colorado law and the written escrow agreement.
Can you represent one party?
Only if a separate written attorney-client engagement is established and doing so is consistent with the applicable ethical rules and the escrow arrangement.
What happens if there is a dispute?
Funds generally remain in escrow until the parties provide joint written instructions or another basis for release exists under the escrow agreement or applicable law.