A closing attorney oversees and organizes the closing of a real estate transaction, preparing essential paperwork and contracts. They may represent buyers, sellers, or lenders and are sometimes mandated by state law. Their responsibilities include drafting initial contracts during negotiations, conducting title searches to identify any liens or issues tied to the property, and obtaining title insurance to confirm a clear title for the buyer. This ensures a smooth transaction and protects the interests of all parties involved.
A closing attorney organizes and oversees the closing of a real estate transaction, as well as preparing the necessary paperwork and contracts, ensuring the sale is finalized.
A seller's attorney drafts the initial contract for the home sale, while the buyer's attorney can add additional terms to the contract as part of the negotiation.
Closing attorneys perform a title search to identify liens, easements, or other issues with the property, ensuring the new owners can purchase it without past encumbrances.
A closing attorney presents their opinion of the title to a title company to obtain title insurance for the buyer, verifying the title's status.
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