How it works
From contract to closing table
Most people sit at a closing table a handful of times in their life. Here is exactly what happens in between, and when you'll hear from us.
What happens between contract and closing
Day one
You send the contract
An executed agreement and contacts for both sides is all we need. You get a file number and the name of the closer who will sit with you at the table.
Week one
We search the title
The full public record — deeds, mortgages, liens, judgments, easements, taxes. If something has to be cleared, you hear about it in week one, not the week of closing.
Through closing
We hold the funds
Earnest money sits in escrow and every credit and debit lands on a settlement statement you can actually follow.
Before signing
You see the numbers first
Final figures and clear-to-close confirmation ahead of the table, so you read the number at home instead of hearing it for the first time in the room.
Every wire
We read wire instructions aloud
We give funding details by phone and verify them by phone, on a number we already have. We never email them and we never email a change to them.
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