Why is my Loan Closing?
Posted on October 17, 2009
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Closing is a loan term that is nothing to be afraid of. In fact, closing a loan is something you should be happy about. When your loan is closing it means the bank is finalizing it and you are about to get the money you want.
What Happens During Closing?
During closing things are finalized. Your documents and paperwork may be double checked. The accounting aspects and all the details will also be checked and the papers are drawn up.
You will also be paying your final costs and putting up your down payment, of any, during closing.
While closing is a time to be happy, it is still not the end. Until you have the loan secured and the money is yours, you have to continue to work with the lender and be professional. The lender can always find something during closing that stops the whole process but for the most part, this is a time of jubilation.
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