The Home Purchase Process
Step 6: The Final Closing
Before you arrive at the closing, make sure all the necessary paper work and deposits have been completed. If the mortgage, title work, homeowners insurance and other items necessary under local and state laws are not completed and brought to the closing table, the closing may not happen on time. And, depending on what the contract says, this could result in further action including financial penalties and even the loss of your rights to the home.
Once you close, it's official! You own the house! But there might be a few things you want to do before you move in. These include arranging for an alarm system, turning on the electricity, water, and gas service, subscribing to the local paper, cleaning or replacing the carpet, arranging for lawn services, etc. This could also be a good time to make some needed renovations.
I look forward to making your home purchase a smooth, pleasant process. Please feel free to call anytime.
Warmest Regards -- Todd Burton -706-543-0222
Step 1: Defining What You Want
Step 2: Figuring Out What You Can Afford
Step 3: Shopping For Homes
Step 4: Making An Offer
Step 5: Inspection & Insurance
Step 6: The Final Closing
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