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Or, another thing you could do, if you trust your attorney explicitly, is have her close for you while you cool your heels at your favorite library. Have her go to both closings, as a matter of fact, if you're selling AND buying!
Reviewed by LeonardoDaVinci Nov 30 2007, 01:58am ( 7 reviews ) • everythingfinanceblog.com
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Rated by LeonardoDaVinci on Nov 30 2007, 1:58am
Or, another thing you could do, if you trust your attorney explicitly, is have her close for you while you cool your heels at your favorite library. Have her go to both closings, as a matter of fact, if you're selling AND buying!
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Rated by trench55 on Nov 30 2007, 12:15am
I have an Escrow and Title Insurance sales background (among other things) so this was an interesting read, one thing to note is that the closing table is different in every state.
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Rated by Buckthesystem on Nov 29 2007, 11:14pm
For the first time home-owner, the paper-work and legalese can be daunting, but never mind, Tushar, everything will be fine, I'm sure!
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Rated by robinbal on Nov 29 2007, 8:41pm
"So I thought I'll get some more information about the whole closing process and what really happens at the closing table. "
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Rated by anjamerret on Nov 29 2007, 6:35pm
Good to prepare oneself in advance when parting with so much money when buying a new home.
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Rated by edithyeung on Nov 29 2007, 3:47pm
What a great idea to let people know about what to expect at closing. It is really not that scary.. but still. It's good to know.
