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Your “Closing” Appointment

What do I need to do before my appointment to sign the escrow papers?

Cashier’s Check. Obtain a cashier’s or certified check made payable to the escrow company in the amount indicated to you by your escrow officer or you may choose to wire funds. Contact your escrow officer to obtain wire instructions. A personal check may delay the closing since a title company is required to have “good funds” (check has cleared) before disbursing funds from escrow. Similarly, amount of state check could cause a delay in closing due to delays in clearing the check.

Lenders Requirements. Make sure you are aware of your lender’s requirements before you come to the title company to sign your papers. Your loan officer can assist you.

Hazard/Fire Insurance. Be sure to order your hazarded/fire insurance once your loan has been approved. Then call your escrow officer with the insurance agent’s name and phone number so that he or she can make sure that policy complie4s with your lender’s requirements. You must have your insurance in place before the lender will send money to the title company.

Identification. Please bring a valid driver’s license, passport or picture I.D. with you to the title company. This is needed so that your identity can be verified by a notary public. It’s routine, but a necessary step for your protection.

After signing the closing documents

When does the transaction actually “close”?

After you have signed all the necessary instructions and documents, the escrow officer will return them to the lender for final review. This review usually occurs within a few days and upon completion, the lender is ready to fund your loan and advises the escrow officer.

Usually the Deed and the Deed of Trust are recorded within one working day of the escrow’s receipt of loan funds. This completes the transaction and signifies the “close of escrow.”

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Taking Title in Arizona

Fidelity National Title has furnished this information.

 

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