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Closing & Recording

Closing Day

If you've made it this far, it's almost time to celebrate, though a few final details remain before your property is officially sold. Your agent will confirm everything is in order so all loose ends are tied up, and we'll make sure closing day goes smoothly and stress-free.

Final Walk-Through Inspection

The buyer will typically complete a final walk-through either the day of closing or the day before, to confirm the property remains in the condition outlined in the Purchase Agreement, with no new issues and nothing left behind.

Be Prepared

Even at this final stage, unexpected issues can arise, but there's no need to worry. Whether a buyer's loan is delayed or an appliance breaks down unexpectedly, we've seen these situations before and know how to resolve them quickly and effectively, keeping the process on track and stress-free.

Closing

After the final inspection, you, the buyer, and the closing agent will sign the settlement agreement, certifying the accuracy of all financial transactions in the sale. If you're unable to attend closing in person, alternative arrangements can be made depending on the circumstances. Be sure to arrange for all property keys and relevant information to be provided to the buyer at closing. Once everything is signed and the deed is recorded, your property is officially sold.

When you are ready to get started, call us at 919.499.0609 or complete this short form and one of our agents will be in touch.

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Tips For Selling

Give Your House a Deep Clean
First impressions matter. Before listing your home, give it a thorough deep clean, scrub bathrooms, mop floors, wipe down surfaces, and clean rugs. Consider hiring professionals to make sure your home shows in its best possible condition.

Declutter the Home
A clutter-free home allows buyers to focus on the property itself rather than piles of mail, laundry, or general mess. Buyers want to picture their own belongings in your space, so decluttering and organizing goes a long way toward making a strong impression.

Call a Handyman
Take care of any repairs before listing your home. When buyers see that a property has been well maintained, it gives them added peace of mind and confidence in their purchase.

Paint the Walls
A fresh coat of paint in a neutral color scheme can make a big difference, helping buyers more easily picture their own belongings in the space. Replace any bold or outdated colors with a neutral palette throughout the home.

Increase Your Curb Appeal
The exterior of your home matters just as much as the interior. Landscaping, mulching, fresh flowers, and pressure washing the driveway and exterior are simple ways to boost your home's overall appeal and value.

Stage Your Home
Staged homes tend to sell faster because they feel more inviting. If you have neutral furniture you can leave it in place, otherwise, consider hiring a professional staging company.

Depersonalize Your Home
A few nicely framed photos can make a home feel warm and lived-in, but removing highly personal items, like family photos, helps potential buyers picture themselves living there instead.

Questions?
Give us a call at 919.499.0609 or fill out the form and we'll be in touch.

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