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6. Presenting Your Offer >> P2 >> P3 >> P4 If the buyer discovers problems, he or she can insist on delaying the closing until the problem is remedied, or go ahead and close with a credit from the seller to remedy the problem.

Some of the remaining paperwork that you will be asked to sign before the closing includes:

  • final escrow instructions

  • settlement sheet of disbursements or settlement statement

  • copy of the preliminary title report

  • deed of trust and other lender forms

  • copies of inspection reports

  • tax statements

  • rental agreement if the seller will continue to live in the home after closing


  • The deal will close when the seller is paid for the home, a new deed is recorded in the buyer's name, and other monies that are due the seller and others are paid. On rare occasions, money may be requested to be held in escrow after the closing to pay any contractors or other vendors for unfinished work.



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