
This is the latest version of the Real Estate TC Course (2027 Version). Everything below this section is older versions of the course, but still relevant moving into 2027!
A quick and clear intro to the role.
Lesson 1: What a TC Does
Manage the contract after it’s signed
Track all dates
Coordinate with lender, title/attorney, agents, and clients
Keep documents organized
Ensure everyone is informed
Lesson 2: What a TC Does NOT Do
Give legal advice
Negotiate terms
Write contracts (in most states unless licensed)
Make decisions for clients
Lesson 3: Who You Work With
Listing agents
Buyer’s agents
Title/escrow/attorney
Lender
Home inspectors
Clients
Lesson 1: Steps of a Transaction
Contract Signed
Collect documents
Enter deadlines
Notify all parties
Track earnest money
Manage inspections
Follow up on title
Follow up on appraisal
Communicate weekly
Coordinate closing
Archive the file
Lesson 2: Key Deadlines to Track
Earnest money due
Inspection period
Appraisal date
Loan approval date
Closing date
Title commitment
HOA deadlines (if applicable)
Lesson 3: Simple Communication Scripts
You will provide templates like:
“Introduction to all parties” email
“Weekly update” email
“Deadline reminder” messages
Terms and Tasks Outline, be sure to download the PDF file in the resources section.
Only the basics — no overwhelm.
Tools to Start With:
E-sign platform (Dotloop, Skyslope, Docusign)
Cloud storage (Google Drive or Dropbox)
Checklist tool (Google Sheets or Trello)
Calendar for deadline reminders
Email templates (provided in this course)
Lesson 2: Simple Digital File Setup
How to name documents
How to create a clean folder structure
How to store and share files securely
Lesson 3: Optional Upgrades for Later
CRM
AI email assistant
Automated task reminders
Lesson 1: Do You Need a License?
Clear explanation:
Most states: No for TC work
Some states: attorney involvement
Students must follow local rules
Lesson 2: How to Set Up Your Business (Simple Start)
Choose a business name
Get an EIN
Set up a business email
Set up a simple website/about page
Create a services menu (template included)
Set pricing
Typical beginner prices:
$350–$450 per transaction (varies by market)
Lesson 3: How to Get Your First 3 Clients
Simple strategies:
Reach out to new agents
Introduce yourself to small brokerages
Offer to take their next file
Share your simple welcome packet
Post in local real estate groups
Use the marketing scripts provided
Be sure to download the PDF version in the resources section
Lesson 1: What to Do the Minute You Get a Contract
Create the file
Extract deadlines
Send intro email
Share checklist with agent
Confirm earnest money instructions
Lesson 2: What to Do Weekly
Check deadlines
Check lender status
Check title progress
Send quick update email
Lesson 3: What to Do Before Closing
Confirm clear-to-close
Confirm closing date/time
Make sure closing documents are prepped
Request utility info (if needed)
Archive the file after closing
Your homework for Module Six is to build your business foundation.
You will create:
A pricing sheet
A services menu
A simple outreach strategy
These three items form your business toolkit.
Once they’re complete, you’ll be ready to launch your TC business with confidence.
Please see resources for downloads
Become a Real Estate Transaction Coordinator in 2027
Learn the skills, systems, and workflows needed to coordinate real estate transactions with confidence.
This practical online training program is designed for aspiring transaction coordinators, experienced TCs ready to improve their systems, and remote professionals exploring opportunities in real estate transaction support.
Inside the program, you'll learn how to:
Understand the transaction process from contract to closing.
Organize transaction files, deadlines, tasks, and communications.
Use TCDocs to build structured workflows and automate repetitive administrative tasks.
Create reusable email templates and scheduled follow-ups.
Monitor transactions, identify exceptions, and communicate professionally.
Understand the importance of licensing boundaries, confidentiality, and jurisdiction-specific requirements.
Prepare for employment or develop a plan for your own transaction coordination business.
Learn the process. Build the system. Practice the workflow. Prepare for your next opportunity.
The goal is not simply to teach you how to manage a transaction manually. It's to help you understand how a well-designed system can support your work while you remain responsible for accuracy, communication, and appropriate oversight.
*Course completion does not itself grant a real estate license or guarantee employment or business income. Students must comply with the laws and professional requirements applicable to their intended market.