Escrow Escapes is a real estate podcast covering home buying, selling, market trends, and true stories from the front lines of escrow and closing.
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Booking probability
36%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchEscrow Escapes is a real estate podcast covering home buying, selling, market trends, and true stories from the front lines of escrow and closing.
Escrow Escapes is hosted by Matthew Halliday. The show has published 83 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Appraisal Gap Ambush: When the House Is Worth Less Than You Offered" (21 October 2026, 6 minutes), "The Missing Smoke Detector: When a Home Inspection Flags a Life-Safety Oversight" (20 October 2026, 8 minutes), and "The Unfinished Attic: When a Seller's DIY Electrical Work Sparks a Fire-Safety Standoff" (19 October 2026, 7 minutes).
Escrow Escapes publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 83 episodes.
Booking probability for Escrow Escapes is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Escrow Escapes requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Escrow Escapes's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Escrow Escapes are Property Management & Appraisal. Escrow Escapes has a business audience.
Matthew Halliday hosts Escrow Escapes, a business podcast with 83 episodes published.
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Episode #83
In this episode, Matthew Halliday walks you through a real escrow nightmare: a buyer's offer is accepted, the inspection is clean, and then the appraisal comes in $25,000 below the agreed price. The seller refuses to...
Episode #82
In this episode, host Matthew Halliday shares a true story from a recent closing where a buyer's home inspection uncovered a surprising and potentially deadly oversight: missing smoke detectors in every bedroom. What...
Episode #81
In this episode, Matthew Halliday takes you inside a nail-biting true story where a charming 1920s craftsman home nearly went up in flames — literally. During a standard home inspection, the buyer's sharp-eyed inspector...
Episode #80
In this episode, host Matthew Halliday shares a true story from the front lines of escrow: a buyer falls in love with a home that has a partially finished basement — drywall hung, wiring exposed, and a toilet rough-in...
Episode #79
In this episode, Matthew Halliday shares a gripping story from a recent escrow where a seemingly routine HVAC inspection uncovered a cracked heat exchanger — a silent threat that could have filled the buyer's dream home...
Episode #78
In this episode, Matthew Halliday tells the true story of a buyer who fell in love with a beautifully renovated bathroom, only to discover during the title search that the work was done without a permit. The unpermitted...
Episode #77
In this episode, Matthew Halliday tells the chilling true story of a buyer who received a last-minute email from their escrow officer with new wire instructions — except the email was from a hacker who had been...
Episode #76
An old roofing contractor's unpaid bill resurfaces as a $15,000 lien on a home that just went under contract. The buyer thought they were days from closing; instead, the deal nearly collapsed. In this episode, Matthew...
Episode #75
A buyer's final walkthrough is supposed to be a quick formality — but it can also be the moment a dream home falls apart. In this episode, host Matthew Halliday shares a true story from a recent deal where a seller...
Episode #74
A buyer is ready to close when an email that appears to come from the escrow team provides new wire instructions. The message looks polished, uses familiar names, and arrives at exactly the right moment. Fortunately...
Episode #73
A buyer recently reached the final stretch on a home with a fresh kitchen, converted garage, and impressive listing photos. Then a routine review of public records revealed that parts of the renovation did not appear to...
Episode #72
A buyer has cleared inspection, secured financing, and scheduled movers when the final walk-through reveals missing appliances, a damaged floor, and a garage packed with debris. The seller insists everything is...
Episode #71
Matthew opens with a true-to-life escrow story: a seller accepts an offer, schedules movers, and then learns that an old unpaid contractor dispute has created a title cloud. The buyer is ready, the lender is waiting...
Episode #70
A first-time buyer celebrates getting an offer accepted, only to learn that the appraisal comes in $18,000 below the contract price. With closing approaching, the buyer, seller, lender, and agents must decide whether to...
Episode #69
A buyer celebrates closing, then receives a property-tax notice that is far higher than the amount shown in the settlement figures. The seller’s longtime tax exemption and outdated assessment had made the prior bill...
Episode #68
In a recent closing, a first-time buyer negotiated a meaningful seller credit after inspection, believing it would reduce the cash needed at signing. Days before closing, the lender and settlement team discovered that...
Episode #67
A first-time buyer arrives ready to sign, but the closing team spots a mismatch between the buyer's legal name, mortgage application, government ID, and the deed draft. What looks like a harmless middle-name difference...
Episode #66
Matthew opens with a recent closing in which the buyer had an accepted offer, clear inspection results, and loan approval, but the transaction stalled when the insurer questioned the property’s roof age and electrical...
Episode #65
In a recent deal, a first-time buyer was cleared to close after a relative contributed part of the down payment. Two days before signing, underwriting asked for a complete paper trail: where the money came from, when it...
Episode #64
A buyer is days from closing on a home described as a primary residence when an offhand conversation reveals a plan to keep living elsewhere and rent the property to traveling professionals. The lender pauses the file...
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