Close On The Property (And Celebrate)

Closing Day
This is it! The big day!!! I’ve done this dozens of times and I promise you, we’ll get through it just fine. You’ll be signing a lot of paperwork today, most of it pretty dull, all of it important. The good news is, it’s all paperwork we’ll have already reviewed. After you sign everything…the deal is closed once the following is done:

1. The deed isn’t a legal document until it has been recorded by the county recorder’s office. Once each party has signed, the title company will send it to record. This can take a few hours.

2. Depending on when the deed records, funding will follow unless the buyer is paying cash. Some loans fund the same day, some take up to 48 hrs after recording. The property is officially closed once it is recorded. Don’t stress about the funding being immediate. The lender and title company have the funds, it’s just a process to transfer them into your bank account.

3. Once the deed records, we’ll release keys to the new owner.