Special assessments can take sellers by surprise, especially right before closing. So who pays special assessment at closing? Here’s what to know about how these fees work, who’s typically responsible, and how smart sellers can use them to strengthen a sale.
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If a buyer wants to extend the closing date, it’s essential to understand your rights as a seller and the best way to respond. This Redfin guide breaks down why buyers request more time, the options available to sellers, and how to still have a smooth closing.
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If you’ve ever wondered can sellers sign documents early, the answer is often yes. Pre-signing closing documents can save time, reduce stress, and help you stay on schedule. This Redfin guide explains when pre-signing is allowed, which documents sellers can sign early, and what to know before choosing this option.
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If you can’t attend closing day, using a power of attorney for a real estate closing allows a trusted agent to sign on your behalf. This guide covers how a POA works, what sellers need to prepare, common challenges, and best practices to ensure a smooth and successful home sale.
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The final walk-through gives buyers one last chance to confirm a home’s condition before closing. By knowing what can buyers demand at final walk-through, sellers can prepare ahead of time and avoid last-minute delays.
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Before you buy a home, it’s essential to understand the most common home inspection problems—from structural damage to outdated systems. This guide breaks down what to watch for, how to respond, and what these red flags could cost you.
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