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Real Estate Transaction Documents - The Paralegal's Guide
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9/20/2023
When: 09/20/2023
10:00 AM EDT
Where: United States
Contact: Cassi Gruber
cassi.gruber@nbi-sems.com

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Numerous documents need to be drafted, reviewed, organized, and recorded in real estate transactions - and much of that work falls on paralegals. This program will show you how to dot all your i's and cross all your t's when it comes to these documents. Know what to look for when combing through real estate contracts; learn how to read and write legal descriptions; review title and survey work and much more. Ensure everything is in order for a smooth, problem free closing - register today!

● Stay tidy - get practical insights on organizing real estate documents.

● Save time and avoid oversights by knowing exactly what to look for in different real estate contracts.

● Learn how to review title commitments, legal descriptions, and surveys for issues.

● Make sense of third-party reports, including appraisals and environmental site assessments.

● Hear how to prepare closing documents and tie up post-closing issues
 

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