Five steps. No surprises. From the moment we agree on price to the moment you get paid — clearly explained.
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Step One
We Agree on Price & Terms
We review the property together and answer any questions you have. If the price and timeline work for you, we both sign a simple purchase agreement that puts everything in writing. A licensed real estate attorney then takes over from this point forward.
Nothing is final until you review and approve the closing statement at the very end.
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Step Two
The Attorney Opens the Transaction
After the agreement is signed, the closing attorney contacts you to introduce themselves and confirm your information. They begin reviewing property records and preparing the documents needed to complete the sale.
This step mostly happens behind the scenes. There is usually nothing you need to do.
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Step Three
You Sign the Closing Documents
Once the paperwork is ready, the attorney sends the documents to you by mail or email — your choice. Some documents require a notary. A mobile notary can come directly to wherever is most convenient for you.
You never need to travel to where the property is located. Everything is handled remotely.
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Step Four
You Review the Final Closing Statement
Before the sale is completed, the attorney prepares the final closing statement — showing exactly what you will receive, based on the terms we agreed to. Attorney fees and closing costs are covered by us and are not deducted from your payment.
This is your moment to review everything and confirm you are ready. There is no pressure to proceed.
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Step Five · Final
The Sale Is Recorded. You Get Paid.
Before closing, we wire the full purchase amount to the closing attorney. Once all documents are signed and the sale is recorded with the county, your payment is released — by wire transfer or check, your choice.
That's it. You're done. Congratulations.
Helpful to Know
What Does "Opening Escrow" Mean?
When the purchase agreement is signed, the attorney opens a secure account called escrow — a safe holding place for all documents and funds while the sale is completed. Once everything is finalized, the attorney records the sale and releases your payment.
Think of it as a safe that holds everything until both sides are ready — it protects you as much as it protects us.
Questions about any step?
Call Dave directly. No gatekeepers, no pressure — just an honest conversation about your property and your options.