Closing The Deal

Some celebrate with champagne, and some are just thankful to close the deal. However you mark the moment, a few final steps stand between you and the keys to your new home.

Final Walk-Through Inspection

Your final walk-through is your last opportunity to confirm everything is exactly as it should be before the home becomes yours. At this stage, every contingency in the Purchase Agreement should be satisfied, and the seller's belongings should be fully cleared from the property. This walk-through typically takes place the day before or the day of closing, and we're with you every step of the way to make sure nothing is overlooked.

Closing

Once you're confident in the walk-through, it's time to close. This is where trust and diligence come together. You, the seller, and the closing agent will review and sign the settlement agreement, a document that confirms every financial detail of the transaction is accurate and accounted for. You'll sign your loan documents and submit the balance of your down payment and closing costs to escrow. If you're bringing funds to the table, you have the choice of a certified bank check delivered to closing or an electronic wire transfer to the escrow account, whichever suits you best.

Once every signature is in place, the deed is recorded at the County Recorder's office, and the property is officially yours.

That's it. That's the deal, done right.