Closing The Deal

Champagne toast or a well-earned sigh of relief, this is the moment you've been working toward. Before the keys are officially yours, a few important steps stand between you and the front door.

Final Walk-Through Inspection

The final walk-through is your last opportunity to inspect the property before it becomes yours. At this stage, every contingency in the Purchase Agreement should be satisfied, and the seller's belongings should be completely cleared from the home. This walk-through typically takes place the day before or the day of closing, giving you full confidence before you sign.

Closing

Once you're satisfied with the walk-through, it's time to close and make it official. You, the seller, and the closing agent will review and sign the settlement agreement, a document that captures every financial detail of the transaction to ensure complete accuracy. You'll finalize your loan documents and deposit the balance of your down payment and closing costs into escrow.

If you're bringing funds to the table, you have two dependable options: a certified bank check delivered at closing for the amount specified in your settlement statement, or an electronic wire transfer directly to the escrow account. Once every detail is finalized, the deed is recorded with the County Recorder's office, and ownership officially transfers to you.

This is more than a transaction, it's the start of your next chapter. And we're honored to help you get there with confidence and peace of mind.