Closing
Closing is the final step in transferring ownership of a real estate property from real estate seller to real estate buyer. Some states require a lawyer to be present at a closing. Closing costs can include the cost of the land survey, broker's fees, taxes, attorney's fees, utility fees, homeowners association fees and inspection fees. The fees can vary depending on the contract, the location, and the time of the month the closing occurs. Get more information here about real estate closing transactions.
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Selling Investment Property And The Availability Of The Proceeds From Settlement
Added September 10, 2009 by Ilyce R. Glink
Selling Investment Property And The Availability Of The Proceeds From Settlement. In some parts of the country, investors will close one day and receive funds from the sale on another day. Those investors should make sure their interests are adequately protected. You don't want to sell an investment property, hand over the keys and not receive your money at closing or settlement. What would happen if the proceeds never show up?
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