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What does "closed sale" mean in real estate?
'Sold' or 'Closed' Status It represents the culmination of the real estate transaction process, indicating the successful transfer of property ownership from the seller to the buyer and the completion of all related financial transactions.
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What happens at the end of mortgage deal?
Once your existing deal comes to an end you're free to make any decision regarding your mortgage without fear of incurring any early exit penalties. If you want to remortgage with another lender then they will take care of the transfer of your mortgage from your existing provider. What Happens At The End Of A Fixed-Rate Mortgage Term? Online Mortgage Advisor https://.onlinemortgageadvisor.co.uk › what-happen... Online Mortgage Advisor https://.onlinemortgageadvisor.co.uk › what-happen...
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Does closing on a house mean you get the keys?
For homebuyers, closing is the day they officially take over ownership of the property and receive the keys. For sellers, meanwhile, closing is the day they'll receive proceeds from the sale. By the time closing arrives, many important steps have to be completed.
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What does it mean to close a deal in real estate?
Closing on a real estate deal is the final step in securing a contract with a buyer, so it is vital to approach it carefully and strategically. Seasoned or not, any real estate agent can struggle to find the right technique to finish negotiations with a buyer and secure the deal. Closing Techniques for Real Estate Agents | KapRE.com Kaplan Real Estate Education https://.kapre.com › resources › real-estate › 5-effec... Kaplan Real Estate Education https://.kapre.com › resources › real-estate › 5-effec...
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Is clear to close the same as final approval?
Clear to close only means that the underwriter has cleared your mortgage application to move forward with signing the documents to close, but it is not final approval. There are a few more steps and actions to take before final approval, like an appraisal and inspection. Clear to Close: What Does It Mean? - Raleigh Realty Raleigh Realty https://raleighrealtyhomes.com › blog › clear-to-close Raleigh Realty https://raleighrealtyhomes.com › blog › clear-to-close
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What does it mean to close a deal?
Closing a deal is a term sales professionals use to describe a situation where they bring negotiations to an end by reaching an agreement with their prospect. It's the very moment when a prospect decides to make the purchase.
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Can a deal fall through after closing?
There are numerous reasons a deal could fall through on or after closing day, including buyer's/seller's remorse, missing documents, and more. But it's also possible your loan could be denied at the last minute. And you, the buyer, don't have financing, the deal is off.
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What is the closing process in a mortgage?
The “closing” is the last step in buying and financing a home. The "closing,” also called “settlement,” is when you and all the other parties in a mortgage loan transaction sign the necessary documents. After signing these documents, you become responsible for the mortgage loan. What is a mortgage "closing?" What happens at the closing? Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (.gov) https://.consumerfinance.gov › ask-cfpb › what-is-... Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (.gov) https://.consumerfinance.gov › ask-cfpb › what-is-...
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right every week on my Channel at Carl Derbyshire mortgages I'm going to be answering common and regular mortgage questions so here we go here's today's question - "What happens when my fixed deal ends?" which is a great question because if you bought your first house a few years back and now your deal on your mortgage is coming to an end you're probably thinking what do I do now then you might have had a letter from your lender to say that your deal is ending and you're going to end up on the standard variable rate chances are that is going to be a higher rate than what you're paying now so there's a few things we can do to prepare for that and always always always speak to your advisor and if you don't have an advisor have a look at some Google reviews, ask friends and family for recommendations. If you pop wrench your wealth into Google that's who I work for these guys here we want to be known for giving a great service and looking after our people right so if you do have any mortgage questions feel free to pop me a message. But here's what's going to happen when your deal ends yes you will naturally fall onto what's called the standard variable rate however the two options are number one you get what's called a remortgage lined up put in place so that's when you move to another bank. A few reasons to re-mortgage would be to get a better interest rate if there's one available elsewhere to borrow more to get some Home Improvements done or pay off the load or credit card or #3, to either extend your mortgage term the overall length to make it a bit cheaper per month or, if you want to pay more a month, you can reduce the term so a remortgage is basically getting a new mortgage elsewhere getting rid of your current one and starting again with new terms. Option one. The second option is if you're not thinking of making any changes to the mortgage amount or how long your mortgage is and the rates aren't so good elsewhere you might have an option to secure a new rate with your current lender so you can get that lined up ready for when your current deal ends so the month your current deal ends, or the month following that deal, your new deal starts so you don't end up on that higher variable rate. And as always if you have any questions pop me a message - we're happy to discuss your options
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