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The parties can still meet, if they want, and discuss matters about the house, but there is no requirement for everyone to be present at closing. You will not receive your proceeds check when you sign the deed.

The closing agent, usually a title company representative, presents all documents to the parties, obtains signatures, and delivers evidence that the title is ensured. Contracts signed include the sales agreement, mortgage loan commitment, and title insurance contract.

A typical house closing process follows these steps. Step 1: Find a title company or lawyer to open an escrow account for you. ... Step 2: Title review starts. ... Step 3: Pay your earnest money. ... Step 4: Submit the loan application officially. ... Step 5: Review the Loan Estimate. ... Step 6: Order the inspection and any follow-ups.

Settlement or Closing the Transaction The seller signs the deed and closing affidavit. The buyer signs the new note and mortgage. The old loan is paid off. The seller, real estate agents, attorneys and other parties present at the closing of the transaction are paid.

With a remote settlement, you can close from the convenience of your home or office without ever stepping foot in ours. We can send a title agent to you at a time that works for you. Or, we can schedule an online/virtual closing to minimize contact and maximize the convenience factor.

The necessary components are ordered: title search, tax information, loan payoffs, homeowner/maintenance fees, judgment search, and a survey, if necessary.

For challenging transactions, specialized skills and knowledge may be required. Even a seasoned agent can be tested under the pressure of a high stakes close. Settlement agents are also known as "closing agents" or "conveyancers."