Closing

Experience the final stage of the homebuying process with confidence. Review and sign closing documents, transfer funds and title, and assume ownership of the property. Take possession of your new home, fulfilling all responsibilities and embracing the joys of homeownership.

Sign closing documents

Transfer of funds and title

Pay closing costs

Take possession of the property

Review and sign closing documents

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During the closing, buyers carefully review and sign various legal documents related to the property purchase. These documents include the mortgage agreement, title documents, insurance policies, and other required disclosures. It is crucial for buyers to read and understand the terms before signing.

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Transfer of funds and title

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At the closing, the buyer transfers the funds required for the purchase to the appropriate parties. This includes paying the down payment, closing costs, and any other agreed-upon expenses. Simultaneously, the title of the property is transferred from the seller to the buyer, ensuring legal ownership.

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Pay closing costs

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Closing costs, which include fees for services rendered during the home buying process, are paid by the buyer at closing. These costs can include appraisal fees, title insurance, attorney fees, loan origination fees, and taxes. Buyers should be prepared to settle these costs as part of the closing process.

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Take possession of the property

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After all the necessary paperwork is signed, funds are transferred, and closing costs are paid, the buyer officially takes possession of the property. At this point, the buyer receives the keys and assumes responsibility for the property, including any ongoing maintenance, utilities, and related expenses.

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Review and sign closing documents

Transfer of funds and title

Pay closing costs

Take possession of the property

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