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Real Estate Attorney Services in NJ Counties of:

- Morris
- Essex
- Somerset
- Union
- Sussex
- Passaic
- Bergen
- Middlesex
- Monmouth

 

 

 

 

 

 




1. Contract signed and dated.

2. Earnest money deposited with Realtor or Seller Attorney.

3. Loan application.

5. Buyer must order termite inspection.

6. Property inspection ordered by Buyer.

7. Copy of inspection to Buyer and Seller, Buyer must provide Seller with repair priority list.

8. Appraisal ordered by Lender.

9. Appraisal complete. The appraisal may have lender-required repairs.

10. Seller orders repair work with priority to lender-required repairs, and then buyer repairs.

12. Lender approval of Buyer.

12. Septic inspection if needed.

13. Attorney to order title insurance and survey.

14. Survey approved by Title Company.

15. Repairs completed and approved by Lender and Buyer.

16. Closing date set.

17. Buyer arranges insurance for home. Provides this information to Lender

18. Confirm closing figures with Attorney. Buyer must bring cashier's check or certified funds to close.

19. Close transaction.

 

The Law Office Of Martin D. Eagan
52 Maple Avenue
Morristown, NJ 07960
Tel.: (973) 898-7300
Fax: (973) 898-9022
marty@martyeagan.com