The final stage of your home sale involves a carefully managed escrow process, where a neutral third party helps facilitate the transaction. During this period, which typically takes 30 to 45 days, the escrow holder serves as a liaison between all parties, managing crucial elements including purchase funds, documents, and instructions.
They'll handle essential tasks such as requesting title searches, complying with lender requirements, preparing necessary documentation, and ensuring all contingencies are met before the final transfer of property ownership.
Understanding who pays for what during closing is crucial for a smooth transaction. Sellers typically handle specific costs including real estate commission, document transfer tax, property tax prorations, and any agreed-upon repairs or home warranties. The escrow officer will coordinate the final steps, including document recording, disbursement of funds, and preparation of final statements for all parties.
This organized approach ensures that every aspect of the sale is properly documented and executed, leading to a successful closing where both buyer and seller can confidently complete their transaction.
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