Closing on a Home and User Rating: / 0 PoorBest Financial MarketWritten by Brian Eber Monday, 28 November 2011 07:49 You've finally gotten to the big day: closing day! This is the day that all future home buyers dream about. Unfortunately, many first timers have no idea what actually goes on during this day as they walk into it! You'll be much better off if you study up on what happens during closing, who s there, and what paperwork you need to sign before you actually start the closing process for your new home. Who is Present? Closing meeting practices are different in different states and counties. If you aren't sure exactly what will happen, you can talk to your realtor about the closing process. Normally, though, both you and the seller will have to be present, as well as an attorney and/or closing agent who works for the lender or title company, the lender, and the seller's realtor. What Paperwork is Completed? Closing is really all about signing all the paperwork. Before you sign anything, you need to actually read over it! This is probably the biggest financial transaction you've made in your life, and you want to make sure all the Is are dotted and all the Ts are crossed. Never, ever sign a form with any blank spaces, as they can be filled in later and still be binding to you. Here's the paperwork you'll fill out during closing: HUD 1: This will look like the Good Faith Estimate you got when you applied for your loan. However, it will provide you with actual costs rather than estimated costs. You can actually look over this document twenty four hours before closing, so make sure you compare it to your GFE and see that there aren't any major discrepancies that you need to talk to someone about. Since you and the seller may split these costs, you both sign this document. Final TILA: This is like the original version of the TILA that you got when you applied for a loan. Now, though, it might include some changes brought about by things like discount points or the lender's appraisal of the home. You should pretty much be aware of what's on this document before closing. Mortgage Note: This is a contract that you sign to show you'll pay back your mortgage. It includes information about what steps the lender can take if you fail to pay your mortgage, so it's important that you actually read this contract. Mortgage/Deed of Trust: You also sign this document giving your lender rights to your home if you fail to pay your mortgage back. These premiums are probably paid once a year, but they will be divided out into your monthly payments. During closing, you may be required to put a certain dollar amount into this account so the lender knows the premiums are going to be paid. Sometimes you can pay insurance premiums on your own if you have more than 20% to put down on the home. Not all lenders will allow this, but it's worth asking about. You may be able to save a bit of money by paying on your own, though using the escrow account can be simpler and more streamlined. Compare Mortgage Rates Mortgage Loans Next >Who's OnlineWe have 305 guests and 1 member online awulambq30 Forgot login? 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Sunday, February 28 Rogue Wave Formed in 2002 by charismatic front man Zach Rogue, Rogue Wave caught the ear of independent imprint Sub Pop with its self released debut Out of the Shadow, which the label reissued to wide acclaim in 2004. The band has struggled past various trials between the departure and death of bassist Evan Farrell who was killed by smoke inhalation in an apartment fire and the health issues of drummer Pat Spurgeon (his dialysis and search for a kidney donor while touring the country with Rogue Wave were the subject of San Francisco filmmaker Jim Granato's celebrated documentary D Tour). The group plays songs from its latest album Nightingale Forces at this matinee show. free $10 While he operates under a number of monikers both solo and in collaboration with others, North Carolina electronic music producer and performer Travis Stewart helps close Noise Pop 2014 in his guise with a club DJ set. 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