Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: Escrow paperwork

You employed the broker who listed the home. I think its fair to say that his/her entire file is fair game. With respect to the escrow company, you are probably entitled (without filing a lawsuit and demanding access under subpoena) to review your "side" of the file - in other words the documents you signed and/or provided to the escrow company. As for the buyer's loan file - you will have to be able to justify why you need that information, and I can almost guarantee you will not get any of it without a subpoena. Same probably holds true for the escrow documents that only the buyer signed and/or provided. I guess I'm totally unclear, if the escrow closed, what your motivation is here?

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