We are a remote team, so we do not have local offices, and a state page here is not a claim to be local. What changes from state to state is the paperwork: who runs the closing, which forms are used, and what disclosures pile up. Knowing that makes a VA more useful.
- California, where we have worked with a team in Orange County.
- Texas, with its promulgated forms and option periods.
- Florida, with its title-agent closings and condo document workload.
- New York, where we work with the Faruqi Team in NYC and Queens.
- United Kingdom, for estate agents and lettings agents. Our published case studies are US-based, so UK scope is agreed in a free consult.
- Canada, for Canadian realtors and brokerages: CRM, lead follow-up and transaction administration.
Each page covers a different angle on its state, because the workload is different in each. None of them implies a case study we do not have. Where we have real client work, we link to it.
Licensed in another state? We can still help. Start with our real estate virtual assistant overview.