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Post settlement occupancy agreements: A useful tool, but beware of potential pitfalls

Written by Guest on 2013-12-13.

A post settlement occupancy agreement allows a seller to continue to live in his home after settlement, under an arrangement where the seller is essentially renting the home back from the new purchaser. This type of arrangement can be a life-saver...

Escrow issues for sellers can arise when closing near property tax due date

Written by Guest on 2012-08-20.

Whenever a real estate settlement is close to a property tax due date, the potential for a post closing property tax issue increases. Simply, it is a matter of bad timing. Here are a couple escrow issues that can cause problems for home sellers...

Post-closing tips for refinances

Written by Guest on 2012-02-21.

Here are some tips on what you should do after your refinance closing is over: Save your closing documents Remember when all everybody talked about was reducing paper and going green? Well, the mortgage and real estate industries never...

Post closing tips for homebuyers from a title perspective

Written by Guest on 2012-02-14.

As a home buyer, almost all interaction with the title company is prior to closing. But what about after the closing? Here are some tips on what you as a home buyer should look out for and do post settlement. Keep copies of your closing documents....

DC simplifies recordation fees

Written by Guest on 2011-11-29.

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Post settlement occupancy agreements: A useful tool, but beware of potential pitfalls

Escrow issues for sellers can arise when closing near property tax due date

Post-closing tips for refinances

Post closing tips for homebuyers from a title perspective

DC simplifies recordation fees

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