Edgewood, WA Real Estate Blog

This morning I read a post (Reading Redux) at Credit Slips regarding a familiar lament about not reading all documents at closing. It’s a subject I’ve visited before.
Lenders are notorious for getting document to escrow late or, at the very least, at the very last possible moment. Obviously it helps to select a trustworthy [...]

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I made the following (rather timely given my previous post) comment on a post at The TNT Open House Blog.
One would have to be rather cavalier (or naive or dumb) not to read all loan documents before signing.
Sympathy for those who don’t? Please… If you’re going to give someone a signed blank check, don’t complain [...]

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As I mentioned in a previous post, closing and signing closing documents are two different things. Actual closing will occur some time after signing closing documents.
Buyers should bring the following to escrow (the closing agent) when signing closing documents:

Good Faith Estimate – This should have been provided by your lender.
Truth-in-Lending (and here) form – [...]

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