The First 14 days of Maui Escrow Will Test You. Here's What to Expect

Wire instructions. Title reports. Termite poop in the cabinets. The first fourteen days after your Maui offer gets accepted throw all of it at you at once.If you want extra eyes on this process so nothing catches you off guard, the Aloha Vision Quest is where that conversation starts: bit.ly/avq-bookingOnce your offer is accepted, the real work begins. Jon and Daniel walk through exactly what hits your inbox in the first two weeks of a Maui escrow: earnest money wire instructions, rental agreements and property management contracts, seller's disclosure statements, condo association documents that can run six hundred pages, preliminary title reports, and the termite inspection that has to land within two weeks of closing or you start the clock over.They also cover the strategy behind it. Why buyer's agents want to stretch out contingency periods and seller's agents want to burn through them fast. Why the seller's disclosure is the most ignored document in the transaction and the one most likely to cause a lawsuit later. And why reading the actual contract, not just what "everyone on Maui always does," is the difference between a smooth close and a fight.If you are five to ten years out from a Maui move and want to understand what escrow actually looks like before you are living it, this is required watching.Ready to talk through your own timeline? Start with the Aloha Vision Quest: bit.ly/avq-bookingNot ready for a call yet? Grab the 3 Paths guide first: bit.ly/maui-3paths-ytE komo mai. Maui no ka oi.