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Choosing RSI Title
Choosing RSI Title means choosing clear communication, transparent fees, and secure handling of your funds and documents. We combine local knowledge with technology-enabled options (including remote closings where available) to make the process efficient and stress-free. For details, timelines, or to schedule a closing, visit rsititle.com or contact our team today.
New Construction Related FAQ’s
You’ll review and sign all necessary documents. Once funds are collected and disbursed, RSI Title records your deed and mortgage, officially transferring ownership.
Common issues include unpaid liens, errors in public records, judgments, identity theft, or disputes over boundaries. RSI Title works to resolve these before closing so your ownership is secure. Title insurance protects the homeowner from future issues that may arise after closing such as boundary disputes, zoning violations or unpaid, undisclosed charges affecting the property.
Buyers: government-issued ID and any lender-required documents.
Sellers: government-issued ID and wire instructions for sending net proceeds.
Your lender is required by law to issue a Closing Disclosure at least 3 days before settlement (for the Buyer). RSI Title will also provide your final settlement statement prior to closing. We can prepare preliminary statements so that you have an understanding of the costs well before the closing date.
Each jurisdiction sets its own transfer or recordation taxes. These are based on the sales price and loan amount and are paid at closing. Typically they are split equally between buyer and seller, but like many details in a real estate transaction, they may be negotiated in the contract.
