In a typical residential closing, our firm will act on behalf of your mortgage lender and will orchestrate the signing of numerous documents. Usually, the purchaser(s) or borrower(s) will sign a:
The seller will sign a deed transferring title of the property to the purchaser. Both the purchaser and the seller will sign a Settlement Statement, also known as a closing statement, will provide all details of the transaction, including the amount that the purchaser/borrower needs to bring to the closing and the amount of the seller’s sale proceeds.
Other important information regarding your closing:
BUYING
If you are buying a home, below are the steps you need to take to prepare for your closing:
Buyers Checklist
Selling
If you are selling a home, below are the steps to follow to prepare for your closing date.
Sellers Checklist
Refinancing
Refinancing offers a number of benefits to homeowners, and when you’re ready to take advantage of the historically low rates right now, our firm is here to help.
If you are refinancing a home, below are the steps you need to take to prepare for your closing:
Refinancing Checklist