Closing Day
Don’t forget to finish these unfinished business:
Inspection of the last walkthrough.
The final inspection happens the day before or the day of the closing and is more of a formality than anything else.
Visit the property to ensure that everything is functional, identical to when you last saw it, that no additional items have been left behind, and that everything that was part of your purchase is still present.
Services and utilities for the home.
After the closing, we will give you a list of helpful phone numbers for setting up utilities and home services. .
Be ready
Even at this late stage, we stand ready to help you should an unforeseen hiccup arise.
There’s no need to worry if something goes down on the property or with another insignificant issue.
We are experienced in dealing with these issues, therefore we know how to do so quickly and without stress.
Closing
A settlement statement that summarizes and describes the financial transactions carried out during the process will be given to all parties involved by the closing agent.
This statement will be signed by you, the seller(s), and the closing agent attesting to its accuracy.
You must sign any necessary paperwork that the lending institution requests if you’re getting loan.
Depending on the situation and the notice we receive, adjustments may be made if you are unable to make it to the planned closing.
If you are bringing money to the transaction, you have the option of having the money electronically wired into the closing agent’s escrow account or bringing a certified bank check in the amount listed on the settlement statement to the closure.
In order for you to obtain all property keys and any other relevant information during the closing, it’s usually up to seller to make arrangements.
