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Will You Add? - Home Buyers--What is the Closing and How Can I Prepare For It?
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Double-Check All Monies and Financial Calculations
A day or two before closing, you should review your final closing statement or HUD-1 Statement, whichever is used in your area of the country. You should take the time to examine all calculations and be certain that you are given credit for all your deposits and any other credits due to you from the seller or for other items agreed upon between yourself (the buyer) and seller on your purchase contract. Go over all the lender, title, escrow and additional fees, to be sure that they are what you had been told and that you had agreed to them. Check the math calculations on the closing statement. This is the time to catch any errors, as they do occur and get them corrected as soon as possible.
Review All Paperwork and Closing Documents
Carefully review the preliminary report or the guarantee of title insurance, to verify the exact legal description of the property and any liens, encumbrances or other items which may have been discovered on the property. Make sure that all items are removed that you did not agree to in writing. Verify that the title or escrow agent has your correct vesting, or in other words, has correctly identified the way you want to take title to the property, and it is reflected in these documents. It is can be extremely time consuming to correct these documents after the fact. Keep in mind that these are legally binding documents and they are worthy of your careful review.
Make Sure You Inspect the Property During the Final Walk-through
Just before closing you will be required to re-inspect the property which is often referred to as the final walk-through. In all fairness to the seller, don’t use this step as the time to bring up unnecessary issues that had never been addressed in your purchase contract. By the same token, you should not view this as a mere formality and fail to make sure that the house is in the condition that you have been promised. Ask yourself the following questions: Is everything the way you expect it to be? Have all the necessary repairs or other corrective work that was promised or had been stipulated in your purchase contract been completed? Expect to spend some time during the final walk-through and allow yourself enough time to really pay attention and diligently check on things. Usually the whole process will take an hour to an hour and a half. This step is important so tha
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Review All Paperwork and Closing Documents
Carefully review the preliminary report or the guarantee of title insurance, to verify the exact legal description of the property and any liens, encumbrances or other items which may have been discovered on the property. Make sure that all items are removed that you did not agree to in writing. Verify that the title or escrow agent has your correct vesting, or in other words, has correctly identified the way you want to take title to the property, and it is reflected in these documents. It is can be extremely time consuming to correct these documents after the fact. Keep in mind that these are legally binding documents and they are worthy of your careful review.
Make Sure You Inspect the Property During the Final Walk-through
Just before closing you will be required to re-inspect the property which is often referred to as the final walk-through. In all fairness to the seller, don’t use this step as the time to bring up unnecessary issues that had never been addressed in your purchase contract. By the same token, you should not view this as a mere formality and fail to make sure that the house is in the condition that you have been promised. Ask yourself the following questions: Is everything the way you expect it to be? Have all the necessary repairs or other corrective work that was promised or had been stipulated in your purchase contract been completed? Expect to spend some time during the final walk-through and allow yourself enough time to really pay attention and diligently check on things. Usually the whole process will take an hour to an hour and a half. This step is important so tha
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Review All Paperwork and Closing Documents
Carefully review the preliminary report or the guarantee of title insurance, to verify the exact legal description of the property and any liens, encumbrances or other items which may have been discovered on the property. Make sure that all items are removed that you did not agree to in writing. Verify that the title or escrow agent has your correct vesting, or in other words, has correctly identified the way you want to take title to the property, and it is reflected in these documents. It is can be extremely time consuming to correct these documents after the fact. Keep in mind that these are legally binding documents and they are worthy of your careful review.
Make Sure You Inspect the Property During the Final Walk-through
Just before closing you will be required to re-inspect the property which is often referred to as the final walk-through. In all fairness to the seller, don’t use this step as the time to bring up unnecessary issues that had never been addressed in your purchase contract. By the same token, you should not view this as a mere formality and fail to make sure that the house is in the condition that you have been promised. Ask yourself the following questions: Is everything the way you expect it to be? Have all the necessary repairs or other corrective work that was promised or had been stipulated in your purchase contract been completed? Expect to spend some time during the final walk-through and allow yourself enough time to really pay attention and diligently check on things. Usually the whole process will take an hour to an hour and a half. This step is important so tha
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Make Sure You Inspect the Property During the Final Walk-through
Just before closing you will be required to re-inspect the property which is often referred to as the final walk-through. In all fairness to the seller, don’t use this step as the time to bring up unnecessary issues that had never been addressed in your purchase contract. By the same token, you should not view this as a mere formality and fail to make sure that the house is in the condition that you have been promised. Ask yourself the following questions: Is everything the way you expect it to be? Have all the necessary repairs or other corrective work that was promised or had been stipulated in your purchase contract been completed? Expect to spend some time during the final walk-through and allow yourself enough time to really pay attention and diligently check on things. Usually the whole process will take an hour to an hour and a half. This step is important so tha
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Double Check all Closing Documents Before You Sign Them
The most important thing to remember is that before closing you want to be certain that all the conditions of the purchase contract have been met. You want to make sure that all instructions have been completed. Before signing your name to any closing documents, take the time to check and double check that everything is correct-- interest rate, fees charged and condition of the property.
Most likely the whole process will run smoothly; but, if not, this is the time to catch any problems and proactively resolve them.
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