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Closing Process

 

The Closing Process


At Absolute Title and Settlement, we understand that every real estate closing is unique, with its own set of challenges and nuances. Whether it's a first-time homebuyer or a complex commercial transaction, our experienced team has seen it all. We pride ourselves on our personalized approach, ensuring that you feel confident and informed every step of the way. With our expertise and dedication to detail, you can trust that you’re in safe hands. Let us guide you through the closing process, turning what can be a stressful experience into a seamless journey toward your real estate goals.

 

Closing Step-by-Step

    • Order Title Search

      • Initiate a search for property records to identify any liens or ownership issues.

    • Examine Title

      • Review the title search results to confirm there are no legal complications.

    • Prepare Title Commitment

      • Create a document detailing the conditions under which the title will be insured.

    • Coordinate with Parties Involved

      • Maintain communication with buyers, sellers, and lenders to ensure everyone is informed.

    • Prepare Closing Documents

      • Draft necessary documents, including the settlement statement (HUD-1 or Closing Disclosure) and the deed.

    • Conduct the Closing Meeting

      • Organize a meeting for all parties to sign documents, ensuring clarity on responsibilities.

    • Review and Sign Documents

      • Oversee the signing of documents, verifying accuracy and completeness.

    • Collect Funds

      • Manage the collection of closing costs and down payments.

    • Disburse Funds

      • Pay proceeds to the seller, real estate agents, and any other relevant parties.

    • Record the Deed

      • Submit the signed deed and other documents to the county office for official recording.

    • Issue Title Insurance

      • Provide the title insurance policy to protect the new owner and lender against title claims.

    • Post-Closing Follow-Up

      • Send copies of signed documents and the closing statement to all parties.

      • Address any outstanding issues, such as unrecorded documents or finalizing title insurance.