Exit Home Buyers

Congratulations on your decision to purchase a home! There’s a lot that goes into the exit process, but with the right knowledge and guidance it can be an exciting and straightforward experience. In this article, we’ll provide information regarding the different steps you should take as an exiting homebuyer.

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What is the closing process?

The closing process is when all parties involved in the transaction come together to sign documents related to your mortgage loan and transfer of title for the property. It’s at this point when all fees have been paid or accounted for and papers are exchanged so that title can transfer from the seller to the buyer. At this point, you will receive keys necessary to gain access to your new home.

When do I need to arrange my homeowners insurance?

You'll need to have a homeowners insurance policy in place prior to closing on your new home. The lender will require proof of coverage before they allow funds to be released for the transaction.

What other documents might I have to sign at closing?

You may be required to sign several other documents during closing such as deed of trust, promissory note, affidavit of title, IRS forms regarding income tax withholding requirements, and other documentation related specifically your loan programs like VA or FHA loans.

Is there anything else I should know about closing costs?

Keep in mind that closing costs can be negotiable between you (the buyer) and the seller depending on how you structure your purchase contract. Generally speaking, however, most buyers are responsible for items such as taxes and insurance payments both up-fronts pays well as throughout their mortgage term.

What happens after I’ve signed all my paperwork at closing?

Congratulations! Once everything has been signed and all paperwork finalized you are officially a homeowner! Within 1-2 days after signing all paperwork a deed will be recorded with your county clerk’s office reflecting your ownership over the property making it officially yours!

Conclusion:
Purchasing a home is an exciting step in life and understanding what goes into exiting can help make it smoother experience overall. Knowing which documents you must present during closing as well as having an adequate insurance policy ready prior helps set yourself up for success when exiting your new home!