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Close Your Home Loan
Upon approval of your home loan, you will be required to approve the final home loan documents/paperwork. This usually occurs in the presence of a notary public. Please be prepared with the following:
Have a cashiers check for your initial investment and closing costs, if required. Personal checks are normally not an acceptable payment method.
Be ready to review the final loan documents in detail, especially the HUD statement. Ensure that the interest rate, loan program and loan terms agree with what you asked for and were promised. Further, verify that your name and address on the loan documents are correct; mistakes can and do occur.
If everything is correct, approve the loan documents.
Normally, your loan will close within one to three (1-3) business days after you have approved the loan documents, depending on whether you are purchasing a home, refinance your current home loan, or obtaining a home equity loan.
 
Rescission Period
On refinance and home equity loan transactions, federal law requires that you have three (3) days to review the documents before your loan transaction may close/record.
 

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