Learn How We Coordinate Hundreds of Closings a Year
$295 · Self-paced · Lifetime access · Templates included
The same workflows, checklists, and templates our TCs use on real files every day — not theory, not mindset coaching, not Google Sheets tutorials.
What’s Inside
- Contract-to-close workflow — every step from executed contract to funding, in order
- Listing coordination — the add-on service that turns a $375 client into $500+
- Document preparation — what you can do, what you can’t, and how to check for completeness
- Contract essentials — reading a contract and knowing immediately what needs to happen and when
- Our actual templates — intro emails, critical dates emails, follow-ups, compliance checklists
- Finding clients and getting paid — fees, client agreements, billing, and handling non-payers
- Professional boundaries — difficult agents, firing clients, and not burning out
Why This One
- Built by a working TC company. We coordinate hundreds of transactions a year, right now. This isn’t a course by someone who used to do the work.
- Practical, not motivational. No modules on manifesting success. Contract review checklists, email templates, and step-by-step instructions.
- You get our tools. The templates and checklists that took us years to build. Use them as-is or adapt them.
- Support after you finish. Q&A email access — ask us anything when you hit something in the real world.
Who It’s For
- Starting from scratch — zero to managing your first files with confidence
- Already a TC — tighten your systems with templates and checklists you didn’t have to build
- Real estate assistants — formalize your TC skills and offer services independently
- Career changers — remote-friendly entry into real estate without a license
Quick Facts
| Price | $295 — one time |
| Format | Online, self-paced video |
| Access | Lifetime |
| Includes | Templates, checklists, email scripts |
| Support | Q&A email after completion |
FAQ
What does a TC training course cover?
The full contract-to-close workflow: contract review, earnest money tracking, inspection coordination, lender follow-ups, title work, amendment processing, closing coordination, and post-closing tasks. Plus listing coordination, compliance, templates, and business setup.
How long does it take to become a TC?
Training takes a few weeks. Confidence comes after 10-15 real closings — typically 2-3 months of hands-on work. More on the timeline →
Do I need a real estate license?
In most states, no. TCs work as unlicensed assistants under a licensed broker. The course covers what you can and can’t do.
Can I work from home?
Yes. TC work is fully remote — contract review, email, document management, and lender follow-ups all happen from a laptop.
How much can a TC earn?
$350-$500 per transaction, $100-$150 per listing. At 15-20 files/month, that’s $5,000-$8,000+/month. Full breakdown →
