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Helpful Home Buyer Information Booklet

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The The Escrow Escrow Process—Day Process—ctd. by Day<br />

Based on a standard 30-day escrow<br />

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Final Approval (by the 17th day)<br />

Underwriter reviews any final documents that have been submitted to complete<br />

the file & sign off for docs, including your appraisal, property insurance, and<br />

conditions of the file.<br />

This is when you release your contingencies and confirm you are moving ahead<br />

with the purchase.<br />

Resubmission to Underwriting (by the 20th day)<br />

Signing Loan Documents (by the 25th day)<br />

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Loan documents are generated by our closing department & sent to the escrow<br />

office.<br />

Ideally, you sign with your escrow officer. This saves time and money.<br />

Be sure to bring your identification documents—they need to match your loan<br />

documents.<br />

Loan Funding (by the 29th day)<br />

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You will need to send final funds to escrow and provide proof of the final funds<br />

into escrow to your lender. Make sure it is from an account we’ve reviewed!<br />

Sometimes, you may need to sign, or correct, documents that were missed at<br />

escrow signing.<br />

Closing (30th day)<br />

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Recording is most often the day after funding. Keys are then given to you at the<br />

time specified in your contract.<br />

Your first payment will be due the subsequent month after closing<br />

(i.e. closing in December means a February date).<br />

FYI—Post Closing Audits are common these days. File is reviewed a last time to<br />

make sure its in compliance Additional information may be requested...don’t be<br />

alarmed!<br />

Congratulations on a successful closing!<br />

Austin Lampson, NMLS #517060 | On Q Financial | austin@austinlampson.com | 805.335.8200

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