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The closing process is more than simply signing paperwork. It’s a lengthy and legally important undertaking that requires diligence, an eye for detail, and abundant caution. After all, the purchase you’ll be making will be significant, and you want it to be truly worth your while.

During the closing process, all paperwork for the property is reviewed for its contents and legitimacy. This includes agreements signed before buying a condo, titles for the property, outstanding seller debts, and the nuances of what the property includes and where all boundaries lie.

In an often property-dense and very competitive market like Florida, these are details that can’t be overlooked. Not fully understanding what you’re buying can lead to costly mistakes that are difficult to walk back.

Also important is an inspection of the property. A knowledgeable attorney can recommend a qualified and perceptive inspector to go over the structure and utilities before you buy. This helps ensure that you’re making a purchase that is safe and financially reasonable.

What Should My Attorney And I Look For During A Closing?

One of the most important aspects of closing is a careful review of all documentation. Allow your attorney to review all contracts, titles, receipts, and agreements related to the property you’re considering. This can be immensely helpful in translating the often dense and formal “legalese” into something you can understand and either agree to or decline.

If you’re purchasing a condo, make sure your attorney carefully reviews and explains the finer points of the agreements between you and the condo association. Can you have pets? What size or species can they be? Are you allowed to have guests over without prior written permission, and for how long?

A title search is something a good attorney takes seriously and dives into at length. A title search can reveal issues with property ownership, as well as outstanding debts that the previous owner has yet to pay. Without the right legal help, those creditors may look to you for repayment.

Surveying helps you and your lawyer understand where the boundaries of your property lie and what structures you’re buying. Sometimes, family members of the seller lay claim to certain structures, such as sheds, garages, or guest houses, that they’ve built, financed, or been promised. Understanding what is yours can help extinguish these debates or resolve them quickly.

Finally, you and your attorney should work closely with the inspector to determine that what you’re buying is structurally sound, safe, and up to code. You can only make this purchase once, and you need to know that a property in Collier County, Florida, is truly worth your money and time.

Give Guillermo Mancebo A Call Today!

In a competitive real estate market, you need superior help and guidance. Reach out to Macebo Law & Title for all of your property closing needs.

Are you looking to buy in the greater Naples area? Hard-working and caring real estate closing lawyer Guillermo Mancebo can make sure that your next buy is safe, profitable for you, and a truly wise investment.

With over 15 years in the area, a sharp eye for detail, and the concern to give each client tailored care and attention, he’s an ideal choice to help you navigate closing. Whether your purchase is big or small, it’s important to Mancebo Law & Title.

Don’t entrust your commercial or home purchase to a less attentive law firm. Get the professional and exacting attention of attorney Guillermo Mancebo on your side and make this purchase truly worthwhile and meaningful.

Considering buying in Collier County, Florida? Attorney Guillermo Mancebo can make the process simpler and safer and provide an excellent experience overall.

Give Mancebo Law & Title a call today at (305) 363-6066 and begin your real estate journey with confidence and accord.