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Some common closing papers you can expect include your completed loan application, mortgage promissory note, deed of trust, loan estimate and closing disclosure, bill of sale, title insurance documents, affidavit of title, escrow statement, tax documents and notice of right to cancel.
Common documents include a loan application, promissory note, mortgage, rider, truth in lending(TIL), closing disclosure, settlement statement, IRS authorizations, deed, affidavits and disclosures.
This document includes the sale price, your cash to close escrow, your loan amount, and all the other costs paid through escrow to settle the sale, including credits and prorations. The promissory note and mortgage aren't always recorded, and you won't receive the original note until it's paid in full.
Closing Checklist. A list of things to be done and items to be delivered before a transaction can be closed. Responsibility for each item is typically allocated among the parties on the checklist. The status of each item is updated periodically and circulated to the parties in preparation for closing.
After signing documents and paying closing costs, you get ownership of the property. The seller must publicly transfer the property to you. The closing attorney or title agent will then record the deed. You get your keys and officially become a homeowner.
Assemble any documents that you may need to refer to during closing. These can include your contract, proof of title search and insurance, flood certification, proof of homeowners insurance, mortgage insurance, home appraisal, and inspection reports.
You will need to bring a cashier's check with you on closing day. In most cases, the check will be made out to the title or escrow company who is managing the process. The check should cover the exact amount of your closing costs. A few days before your closing date, you should receive a HUD-1 Settlement Statement.
Apply for a Loan. ... Prepare to Pay Closing Fees. ... Examine the Title. ... Get a Home Appraisal. ... Schedule a Home Inspection. ... Get Homeowner's Insurance. ... Transfer Utilities. ... Take a Final Walk-Through.
Here's what happens during the closing: ... Your lender distributes the funds covering your home loan amount to the closing agent. Depending on your loan terms, you may also be required to set up an escrow (or impound) account to cover property taxes and homeowners insurance, in addition to your monthly mortgage payment.
Go to the closing and get the keys! The last step of the closing process is the actual legal transfer of the home from the seller to you. The mortgage and other documents are signed, payments are exchanged, and finally, the waiting is over: you get the keys.
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