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What Does a Closing Attorney Actually Do? - McManamy Jackson Hollis Answers FAQs

McManamy Jackson Hollis attorneys Shelby Deyers and Maria Danello Comer break down the role of a closing attorney in Georgia, an attorney state! ⚖️ They cover everything from who they represent (usually the lender, or the buyer in a cash closing) to how they use a title search to protect your investment. Here's what you'll learn: In Georgia, the attorney has control over the transaction from start to finish. A title search is done to ensure there are no encumbrances, no liens, and no judgments that would affect the buyer's ownership. Title insurance policies are a one-time fee that protects the buyer and lender from things like unrecorded conveyances or probate issues. The most important documents a buyer signs include the Closing Disclosure (CD), the Alta or settlement statement, the note (promise to pay), and the security deed. The most important documents a seller signs include the settlement statement, the limited warranty deed, and the payoff authorization. The closing attorneys take pride in explaining every single document before clients sign. Got questions about your next closing? Drop them in the comments below! 👇 #ClosingAttorney #RealEstateLaw #GeorgiaRealEstate #TitleSearch #TitleInsurance #McManammyJacksonHollis #HomeBuying #RealEstateClosing