The closing process in a real estate transaction marks the final step in transferring ownership of a property from the seller to the buyer. In Washington State, understanding the timeline for signing closing documents is important to ensuring a smooth and timely...
Certain administrative tasks may seem like small details, but they can have significant ramifications if left unattended. One such detail, the reconveyance, plays an essential role in ensuring clear title and avoiding potential headaches down the line. Why do they...
We often are asked about the different types of deeds commonly used in real estate transactions. In this post we will review three key types of deeds: the Bargain and Sale Deed, the Special Warranty Deed, and the Statutory Warranty Deed (also known as a General...
Understanding the differences between a Homeowners Association (HOA) and a Planned Unit Development (PUD) is important as both can influence a buyer’s decision, so knowing the key distinctions will help you guide clients effectively. A Homeowners Association is a...
An Escrow Settlement Statement, also known as the TRID form, HUD, or Escrow Closing Statement, is an important document in real estate transactions. This form provides a detailed breakdown of all financial transactions involved in the purchase or sale of a property....
