Closing Documents in Detail
The best title company at the Lake of the Ozarks, Arrowhead Title, takes pride in providing the utmost closing and escrow services to our clients seeking real estate at the Lake. We also educate our clients throughout the process to ensure they can make decisions with confidence. In this week’s blog, we’re going to be talking about the pertinent documents you’ll find at your real estate closing at the Lake of the Ozarks. Read on to learn more!
Closing
Disclosure (CD)
A closing disclosure is a document that includes the final
details and terms of your loan transaction. Reviewing this document thoroughly
is essential to ensure that all fees (and who is responsible to pay them),
cash-to-close, interest rate, amortization, and payment dates are accurate.
Your mortgage company and title agency will have ensured these balances before
it gets to the closing table, but it’s wise to give it a review before signing
to avoid any clerical errors that may have occurred.
The Note
Also known as the Promissory Note, this document is a
written agreement of your promise to repay the loan obligation that you have
taken out with your mortgage company. This document will contain the full
balance of the loan requested, the interest rate, due dates, amortization form,
as well as grounds for legal action should you default on your obligations.
The Deed
of Trust (DoT)
This document contains shows the collateral that is being taken for the loan. The Deed of Trust is a legal document that gives the mortgage company rights to your home should you fail to make your mortgage payments (as promised on the Promissory Note that you signed). Once your loan obligation has been made, you will receive a deed of release, releasing your property form any rights the mortgage company previously had.
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