The title commitment is the title insurance company’s “promise” to issue an owner’s title policy for the property on the same terms, conditions and with the same exceptions as shown on the title commitment.

Otherwise known as a H.O.A., it is a group of homeowners who have decided to form an association which can govern everything from whether or not renting out properties is allowed to the color of the façade.

FSBO means For Sale by Owner. This is when a Seller decides to try to sell their home without the expertise of a licensed realtor.

A contingency is a specific date in the purchase contract by which a specific thing needs to be done. One example is the “professional inspection” contingency. This is the date by which the inspection needs to be completed and any repair requests need to be submitted in writing to the Seller

These are the costs incurred by the Buyer and Seller to transfer ownership of the property. Some of these include the costs to originate the loan, perform an appraisal, run your credit, attorney’s fees, title fees, and recording fees.

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