What to bring to your real estate closing
Prepare your identification, verified funds, requested documents and questions, then confirm the instructions for your specific signing appointment.
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Your next move. A clearer closing.
You should understand what you are signing and who to ask. Start with the path that fits your transaction.
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Buying a home
Before you sign, understand the title search, coverage choices, loan documents and the amount you need to close. Your agent, lender and closing team handle different parts of the process.
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Selling a property
Tell the team about existing mortgages, known title concerns and who will sign. Gather requested records through the verified secure route and confirm how payoff and proceeds will be handled.
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Refinancing
A new loan can mean new title requirements and a payoff of the existing mortgage. Ask about the final documents, any applicable cancellation period and expected funding arrangements.
Explore the next step ↗A clear place for closing questions.
Call (401) 369-9100 to confirm who is handling your transaction. General inquiries and sensitive transaction documents use different routes. The website inquiry form is for ordinary questions; the office can direct you to the appropriate secure system.
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Cash to close vs. closing costs: why the totals differ
Closing costs are one part of the transaction. Cash to close accounts for your down payment, deposits, credits and other adjustments.
Read the guide : Cash to close vs. closing costs: why the totals differProtect your closing funds from wire fraud
Establish trusted contact details early, verify payment instructions independently, and act immediately if money may have gone to the wrong account.
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