Seller Resources

Serving Residential & Commercial Property Owners in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts

How to prepare for your closing.

Complete the seller questionnaire online form and submit it to Fleet Street Title & Closing.
Provide your current mortgage information to Fleet Street Title & Closing. We need it to obtain payoff information, which must be known before your sale can occur.
If you have a private mortgage on your property (not through a bank), both the payoff amount and a signed recordable discharge must be provided to us no less than seven (7) days before the anticipated closing date. Funds cannot be disbursed until your private mortgage is paid in full, and a discharge is received.
Freeze any line of credit accounts (equity lines) to prevent any future advances.
If Fleet Street Title & Closing is not preparing the deed, a copy of the proposed deed must be forwarded to us no less than seven (7) days before the anticipated closing date. Otherwise, we'll be unable to confirm a final closing date.
We want to disburse funds accurately and quickly, inform Fleet Street Title & Closing if you require a bank check or wire for your proceeds.
Inform us, if you intend to close remotely (mail-away). If closing remotely, Fleet Street Title & Closing must have your paperwork before the sale date. We make it easy for you! We provide a prepaid shipping label as part of our closing package we send to you.
Select your legal photo ID to bring to closing: driver's license, non-driver's identification, or passport.

Your real estate agent, the lender, the buyer, and the buyer's agent may also be in attendance.

Sign all your documents. If you have any questions, ask your closing specialist.

Your closing specialist will review the paperwork, notarize your signature, and collect and disburse checks once we are on record.

The process is complete. Congratulations on the sale of your property.