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The deed is a legal document that transfers property ownership from the seller to the buyer. It is essential to carefully review the deed before signing to ensure that all the information is accurate and reflects the terms of the sale.
Signing the Deed
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The closing disclosure outlines the final terms and costs associated with the home purchase, including the purchase price, closing costs, and additional fees. The buyer must review and sign this document to acknowledge that they understand the terms of the sale and agree to the final costs.
Closing Disclosure
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The buyer is responsible for paying closing costs, including fees associated with the loan, such as appraisal, origination, and title insurance fees. It is essential to understand these costs and have the funds available to pay them at closing.
Paying Closing Costs
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Signing the Deed
Having a chance to say a proper goodbye to the people that have been a big part of their lives — neighbours, babysitters and coaches — is an important part of the emotional process of moving. Throw a casual potluck and share some stories over a plate of samosas. (And when you get into your new digs, get out there and introduce yourself to new neighbours toute suite.
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Closing Disclosure
Packing up the kids’ rooms has the potential to be a less-than-peaceful process. Inject some fun into the functionality by getting them to create their own “Treasure Chest.” Pull out a packing box they can decorate with special markers and stickers and then fill with their favourite objects to keep close to them on the journey.
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Paying Closing Costs
Sometimes it may feel like the adults are making all the decisions (we are, sorry) and things are out of control. Getting the kids involved in picking out new furnishing and bedding for their room allows them to feel a sense of ownership of the new space. (Plus, that Star Wars duvet cover is super cool no matter how old you are.)