Real Estate Closings

Duplin County Real Estate Attorney

Closings are the final step in a real estate transaction. The date of the closing will be established during the negotiation phase, which is often weeks from the point when the offer is initially accepted. On the date of closing, all parties will discuss the contract and ownership of the property will be transferred to the purchaser. In the state of North Carolina, closings are handled differently than other states. Closings are best accomplished with the help of a Duplin County lawyer who understands real estate transactions rather than a title or escrow company.

What a Real Estate Lawyer Can Accomplish for You

In a North Carolina real estate closing, the attorney performs a large amount of the work. At Hunter & Price, P.A., we can assist you through the review of the sales contract, a title search, preparation of a title opinion, and many more aspects of the closing process.

By forming a professional relationship with our firm, you can benefit from the assistance of a knowledgeable lawyer during each step. We perform all necessary actions and guide you through the process. As your attorney, we can work with lenders to coordinate the closing and ensure that all steps are handled in a timely manner.

When you are prepared to close the sale of a parcel of real estate, talk to a lawyer from our firm to ensure that all the proper steps are taken. We can work with lenders to coordinate the closing to make sure that all steps are handled in a timely manner. By working with our legal team, no important element of the closing process will be left out.