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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Honestly, it's nearly impossible to decipher all that paperwork and fees and taxes and everything else you're forced to sign at closing. It's very common for a realtor to push you toward a certain title insurance company, home inspector, etc. and even try to lead you to a specific lender and homeowners insurance company. They may get commissions (kickbacks) from those companies for leading customers to them. It's all a racket but remember that the homebuyer is the only real source of money in the transaction so they are the ones who get jerked around the most.[/quote] I have been through three real estate closings with my husband and recently sold my mother's house. Each time, I asked that documents be sent to me in advance. Each time, I read through them and either asked my agent or the title company to clarify anything I saw. With the last transaction, the listing agent provided a good deal of really useful information. Preparation is key to not being flustered in a situation.[/quote]
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