The closing process is complex, and difficult to understand.\u00a0 It takes a team of people, who, if all goes correctly, are working toward the same goal.\u00a0 And that goal is a successful closing.\u00a0 Somewhere\u00a0in the process, it is inevitable that\u00a0clients will ask … “Where’s the closing?”.\u00a0 Although a simple question, sometimes it is not easy to answer.<\/p>\n
There is an old picture entitled “The Closing” which depicts lawyers, bankers, realtors, and buyers and sellers sitting around a table pointing fingers and apparently yelling at one another.\u00a0 In fact, thiis interpretation of a closing is the farthest thing from reality.<\/p>\n
With the use of computers and the internet, many closings happen through cyberspace.\u00a0 Closing documents are delivered via email, the buyer or seller prints them out, has them signed and notarized and then forwards them to our office.\u00a0 This is very convenient when you have parties that are not going to be in town for a closing.\u00a0 Once all the original signed documents are gathered and verified, funds are delivered, and checks are printed,\u00a0the closing is concluded.\u00a0 Once closed all parties are informed that the closing is complete.<\/p>\n
Of course, we still love to have closings in our office where the buyers and seller show up in person.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0If they are present for the closing, no pointing\u00a0or yelling is permitted.\u00a0 The closing process should be as stress free as possible, even if you don’t\u00a0know when it actually takes place.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The closing process is complex, and difficult to understand.\u00a0 It takes a team of people, who, if all goes correctly, are working toward the same goal.\u00a0 And that goal is a successful closing.\u00a0 Somewhere\u00a0in the process, it is inevitable that\u00a0clients … Continue reading