by Jennifer Ferri | Nov 15, 2018 | Buying, Selling, Title and Closing
Just because you’re purchasing a home doesn’t mean that your life conveniently pauses until you reach the closing table, right? Of course not! Many buyers and sellers still have to proceed with not only everyday life but other engagements as well. For example, some...
by Jennifer Ferri | Oct 15, 2018 | Buying, Closing Documents, Selling, Title and Closing
Before you can move into your dream house, a settlement has to take place. If all goes well, you are officially a new homeowner. But what happens when there is a bump in the road, like say…an escrow dispute? When involved in a real estate closing transaction, an...
by Jennifer Ferri | Sep 24, 2018 | Selling
Buyers generally seek the least expensive home in the best neighborhood they can handle. As such, you want to present a home that fits in the neighborhood but doesn’t stand out too much. For example, if the other houses in the neighborhood are all 4 bedrooms, 3...
by Jennifer Ferri | Aug 27, 2018 | Buying, Closing Documents, Selling
So often in a closing transaction we are most concerned with the date we close. A contract will have that date so all parties know what to work towards. The closing date is set and agreed upon on the contract signed by all parties, usually several weeks from...
by Jennifer Ferri | Aug 13, 2018 | For Sale By Owner (FSBO), Going To Market, Selling
When it comes time to put your house on the market, it’s wise to look to a trained real estate professional to help you with things like advertising and—more importantly—pricing! It’s not surprising that the number one reason why houses don’t sell is because they are...
by Jennifer Ferri | Aug 6, 2018 | Buying, Closing Documents, Selling, Title and Closing, Title Insurance
There are a whole lot of moving parts in a Fort Myers Real Estate Closing, so here at Title Junction we recommend using a local real estate agent and local mortgage lender so we can all work as a team to facilitate a smooth closing. The closing process can be a bit...
