1) The attorney will review the Contract and advise the Seller as to the
terms of the Contract.
2) The attorney will order and review the title evidence to make sure
that the Seller is giving clean title to the Buyer.
3) If there are any
title objections on the title work, the attorney will clear them in order to
make sure that the Seller is delivering free and clear title to the Buyer, free
from any liens and encumbrances.
4) If there is a
mortgage on the property, the attorney will obtain mortgage payoff information.
5) The attorney will
prepare the Deed and transfer declaration.
6) The attorney will
prepare a settlement statement will the proper calculation of credits,
prorations, and will review the tax assessment information.
7) The attorney will
attend the closing and review the closing documents with the Seller.
Information Provided By:
Denise Knipp Bates of TMH
Thomas, Mamer & Haughey, LLP
