What does the seller take to the house closing?

Answer 1

All Owners, IDs, keys, all documents (current mortgage stuff if any, deed, etc. ) if you are selling with RE Agent, they should tell you exactly what is needed as every case is different.

Answer 2

This might be different state to state, but in Ohio, a seller will have to bring identification and any funds needed for closing. If the seller is receiving money from the closing, they only need themselves and an ID. Deeds, closing docs, payoffs, should all have been completed before the closing date.

Answer 3

Call your closing agent to make sure what you need to bring, evey case is different. I work at a title company when I am not busy clowning around.
I would like to point out that you need to have given your real estate agent or the closing company a copy of your title insurance BEFORE the closing (don't take it to closing like the person below me stated), the reason that you are giving them a copy of the title insurance is so the title agents can use it to help them issue the title commitment faster and any reissue credit that you would be getting needs to be figured when the closing agent is working up your settlement statement. Simply bringing it to closing doesn't help at all and it could delay if you want your reissue credit. Everything would have to be refigured.

Answer 4

keys to the property. copy of title insurance at time of purchase. copy of deed. lien information.

Answer 5

driver license and bank check

Answer 6

the pets