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Your home’s loan closing will occur at your home or at the office of a title company or attorney in your area who will act as our agent. The seller might also be there for new home purchases so they can transfer ownership to you. These two events will happen separately in some states.
A few days before closing, your loan advisor will contact you and walk through the final information, including your final loan amount, first payment date, fees, etc.
During the loan closing, you will review and sign several papers for the loan. The most important documents you will sign include the note, the mortgage or deed of trust, and the Closing Disclosure. The closing agent or attorney conducting the closing should be able to answer any questions you have. If you prefer, you can also contact your loan advisor.
A mortgage will often involve many fees, such as title charges, appraisal fees, closing fees, and local or state taxes. These fees will vary from state to state and from lender to lender.
To help you understand and evaluate our fees, we have grouped them as follows:
For details, contact your loan advisor.