Duval County Real Estate – What Happens at Closing?
Posted by Carey Frankel on
As you get closer and closer to closing on your new Duval County property, you may be wondering what will happen at this meeting – especially if you are a first time home buyer. The deal is wrapped up and you are in agreement with the seller about everything from price to repairs and all details in between. You are prepared to take ownership of your new Duval County property - yet one step remains, the closing table.
Who Will be at The Closing?
The closing meeting is the finalization of all things between the buyer and seller. There are several important people will need to be present at your closing besides the buyer and seller. Other key people who should be at your closing include the title company representative, the mortgage lender, and possibly…
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The vacillation of the stock market is being seen in the mortgage market in their rates, terms and timing.
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You've probably heard that lenders have been strengthening their guidelines requiring higher credit scores for the best rates and/or bigger down payments from borrowers.
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In addition, I am just being told that the rates the lenders are charging can change up to 4 times a day! So if your mortgage broker calls you with a great rate and you don't lock in ... you can pretty much be assured that the…
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