Real Estate transaction is a very complicated process.

Do you know how many parties are really involved in your real estate transaction? How many people and organizations make it happen? How many things to do and how much of paperwork required?

No matter how many people and paperwork involved, it is all about you. It is your decision, your money, your life and happiness. The complication of the process of real estate transaction should not confuse you. Our goal is to make it as easy and understandable for you as possible.

Your Local-n-Global agent will accompany you at every step of the process. Knowing the basics and details of the way to completion of your purchase will help you understand what's going on much better and will make your journey to a new home smooth and enjoyable.

Following are the steps you and your agent will walk through, as you move from making an offer for your dream home to living in it. hide message

Buyer's agent
Seller's agent
Dual agent

 My agent's name:

Phone number:

 E-mail:

Check deposited
Date:      N/A

 Amount $: 

 Check #:   

Private General Home Inspection
Date:
Contingency Removed: Y N

Pest
Date:
Contingency Removed: Y N

Municipal
Date:
Contingency Removed: Y N

FHA/VA
Date:
Contingency Removed: Y N

Radon
Date:
Contingency removed: Y N

Other:
Date:  
Contingency removed: Y N

Inspector's Name

Contingency Removed Subject to Conditions:

Contingency removed: Y N

Date:

Provided by American Society of Home Inspectors

Mortgage Company / Bank:

Loan Officer:

Previous two years W2:  

Two last Paycheck stubs:

Previous three months Bank and savings statements on all deposit accounts (include ALL pages):

Names and addresses of landlords for past two years:

Copies of lease agreements on all rental properties you own, if applicable:

 Copy of divorce decree, if applicable:

 If self-employed:

Copies of previous two years tax returns, plus corporate or partnership tax returns:

Year-to-date profit and loss statement:

Other:

 
Final loan commitment date:

By Purchase agreement:

Actual

Name:
Phone #:
Moving Date:

Agent:
Phone #:
Date:

Smart buyers start investigating the insurance issues even prior to making an offer to buy a new home. As a home buyer, you want to make sure that the house you’ve fallen in love with is a house you can live in. You need to feel comfortable that your new home’s past will not come back to haunt you in the form of higher premiums for your homeowner’s insurance.

Gas Phone #:
Electric Phone #:
Telephone Phone #:
Cable Phone #:
Other: ___________________

 Utility transfer date:

Contingency Removed:
Date:

Deposit Funds

(Down payment + Closing costs)

Sign Final Papers

Escrow Officer:
Phone #:
Date:

Date:

Do it online: Change Your Mail Address

From:
Date:
Time: