Step 6: The Final Closing
Finally, the time has come to complete the purchase of your new home. Typically you will meet
with an escrow officer from the title company who is facilitating your closing to settle all paperwork
and exchange moneys. The escrow officer will review all closing documents with you, including
your loan or mortgage documents. This is an important meeting and you will be signing many
different forms. Review all documents carefully. Your Realtor may attend the closing or they will
review many of the documents in advance and notify you of the costs and fees associated with
your closing.
Once all items have been signed, moneys collected and the final documents recorded, you will
receive the keys to your new home. Congratulations! You are now a proud homeowner!
Last but not the least, there might be a few things you want to do before you lay out the welcome
mat. These include arranging for an alarm system, turning on the electricity, subscribing to the
local paper, cleaning or replacing the carpet, arranging for lawn services, etc. This could also be a
good time to make some needed renovations.
Be sure to turn to Lin for information about many money-saving offers available to Lin’s customers.
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