After the Underwriter approves your documentation and the appraisal of the home, they'll give the go-ahead for closing. The lender will then finalize your loan's details and prepare the necessary documents for your signature. Michael will arrange for you to meet with the Escrow Officer or a certified notary to sign these documents, marking one of the final steps in your home-buying journey.
In the days leading up to the closing, you'll have the chance to do one last inspection of the property. This final walk-through ensures that the home is exactly as you expected, including the completion of any repairs the seller agreed to make.
With all conditions of the sale met, the Escrow Officer collects and organizes your closing documents into what's known as the funding package. This package is then sent back to the lender for a final review. Upon approval, the lender's Funder finalizes everything by sending the closing funds to the Escrow Officer. These funds are then distributed to finalize the purchase. At this point, the transaction is complete, paving the way for you to take ownership of your new home.