Max Cliggott-Perlt's Home Buyers Guide

The closing The closing is generally held at the office of the bank’s attorney or at the Registry of Deeds. It may however be held anywhere that is mutually agreed upon. At the closing you will need funds as directed by the lender’s attorney as well as your personal checkbook for additional amounts that may be due because of adjustments. You will also need to produce a legal form of identification. There will be many, many documents for you to sign. Your attorney will review the documents and explain and approve them for your signature. After approximately one-two hours and once the deed is recorded, you will be declared the proud owner(s) of your new home!

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