How the Final Closing of a Real Estate Transaction Works

In Part 3 of this Series, many real estate transactions involve title insurance, particularly when a lender is involved.

Title insurance protects the buyer and lender by ensuring the property title is clear of liens or other issues.
In these cases, the title company typically handles the title search, coordination of parties, and closing preparation.
However, in transactions where title insurance is not required, our firm can also act as Escrow Agent, handling:
• Preparation of settlement statements
• Coordination of documents and funds
• Paying off existing liens or loans
• Recording documents with the county
If you missed Part 1 of this Series, click here.
If you missed Part 2 of this Series, click here.
If you’re planning a real estate transaction and want guidance through the process, we’re here to help. Contact Jeff Rattikin at rattikin@rattikinlaw.com
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