At every real estate closing, the buyer pays for the real property, and title changes hands, but some real estate closings require many additional documents.
Read MoreDuring the time between the end of the due diligence inspection period and the closing, parties to a real estate transaction prepare for the closing, but they also must be sure that unexpected developments don't derail the transaction.
Read MoreMost real estate purchase contracts include a due diligence inspection period. Although there are certain inspections which every buyer should conduct, others will depend upon the age, location, and use of the property and the buyer's plans.
Read MoreReal estate transactions can be broken into seven standard parts. Despite this, each transaction is as different as the parcel of real estate being purchased.
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