{{statusText}}jq80125What is closing date in the context of Real Estate Purchase Agreement? US LAWREAL ESTATE LAWAsked 3 years ago by Rachel GreenNote: {{noteText}}{{noteText}}Write AnswerFollow PublishRejectExpert's AnswerCommunity Answer1 Answered by Kelly Jones0 Upvotesclosing date The closing date is the date on which the Seller of a property delivers the deed and the buyer pays for it and can take possession of the house. Closing dates are typically 30, 60, or 90 days after the contract is signed. jca68717Note: {{noteText}}{{noteText}}Written 3 years agoPublishReject
Answered by Kelly Jones0 Upvotesclosing date The closing date is the date on which the Seller of a property delivers the deed and the buyer pays for it and can take possession of the house. Closing dates are typically 30, 60, or 90 days after the contract is signed. jca68717Note: {{noteText}}{{noteText}}Written 3 years agoPublishReject
Answered by Kelly Jones0 Upvotesclosing date The closing date is the date on which the Seller of a property delivers the deed and the buyer pays for it and can take possession of the house. Closing dates are typically 30, 60, or 90 days after the contract is signed.