- Contract to close
- 21 days
- County
- Rutherford
Existing loan stayed in place. Servicer set up before funding so the seller's first statement arrived on time.
What investors ask us most, answered in plain English. Take what you need.
Every document, party, and deadline for a subject-to, seller-finance, and wrap closing, on one page. The same checklist our coordinators run.
A plain walk-through of the work between a signed subject-to contract and a funded close — and what happens when nobody owns it.
Every document, party, and date on a subject-to file from executed contract to recording. Print it or hand it to whoever is running your file.
What a Middle Tennessee closing agent needs to record a seller-carry deal, and why the note and deed of trust have to be right before closing day.
A page you can hand a homeowner who has just heard the word wrap for the first time. What it is, what it isn't, and how they get paid.
The three-party structure explained by role, plus the four places novation files stall and how a coordinator keeps them moving.
Six questions that separate a title company that will close your subject-to from one that will refuse it on day twenty.
Recording costs, local quirks, and what we see most in each county we work.
Closed files, newest first: deal type, days from contract to close, county, and one line on what made it interesting.
Existing loan stayed in place. Servicer set up before funding so the seller's first statement arrived on time.
Note and deed of trust drafted by a creative-finance attorney; title company recorded its first seller-carry file without a hitch.
Two loans, one servicer, one payment. Buyer, seller, and lender on a single thread from day one.
The three deal types we close most, shown as examples. Real closed files replace them as they fund — follow along at @musiccitytc.
If you're a homeowner selling to one of our clients, this page is for you. It explains what happens between now and closing, who will contact you, and what you'll be asked to sign. Written without jargon, because you didn't ask for any.