Sales Closing-TRACKER-CHECKLIST-June 1-2015-1-3 Sheet1
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This document outlines the steps involved in a commercial real estate closing process. It includes preparing and reviewing title searches, transfer documents, closing statements, escrow instructions, and recording the deed. It also involves notifying utility companies, confirming payment and prorations, and various post-closing tasks like reviewing policies and documents, securing files, and addressing other post-closing matters. The checklist is used to track progress and assign responsibilities for completing each step of the closing process.
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