7 steps to a stress-free home closing
Originally published on February 10, 2010
By doing homework in advance, you’ll understand what you’re asked to sign when you close the sale of your home.
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Originally published on February 10, 2010
Be sure you’re walking away with all the money you’re entitled to from the sale of your home.
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Buying a home can be a complex process, but it doesn’t have to be. With a little preparation, you can save a lot of time and hassle by having all of your documents ready when your mortgage professional needs them. Here’s a list of things you will need to have on hand.
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When you sell a stock, you owe taxes on your gain which is the difference between what you paid for the stock and what you sold it for. The same is true with selling a home (or a second home). This gain is referred to as a capital gain and there are some special considerations to think about…
Read More →A great way to welcome the buyers to their new home is to have all the necessary paperwork and equipment available that they will need. Here are six things that you should have on hand for the new owners:
Read More →The closing is a formal meeting typically attended by the buyer and the seller, both real estate sales professionals, a representative of the lender, and the closing agent. Find out what takes place at this meeting.
Read More →It is very important to remember however that the lender’s title policy typically only covers the amount of the loan. Any down payment, or equity, the buyer may have is not covered by the lender’s policy. So whether you are paying 5% down or buying a property with cash, an owner’s title policy probably makes a lot of sense.
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