Rocket Title will be sending you the original recorded deed and owner’s title insurance policy within 30 days of closing.
Rocket Title’s normal operating hours are 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday-Friday; however, we are always willing to accommodate our client’s work schedule if a late-night closing is necessary.
Typically, we are closed on Saturday; however, if an emergency or special circumstance arises, we will do our best to set a Saturday appointment with management approval as well as approval from the buyer’s lender, seller, and agents involved.
You should bring 2 forms of identification along with a certified check if you are required to bring funds to closing.
No, Rocket Title is unable to run credit card transactions. We can accept payments only by personal check or money orders (up to $300.00), cashier’s check (up to $3,500) or wire transfers (unlimited).
The Wet Settlement Act requires settlement agents to disburse all proceeds within 48 business hours after settlement has occurred. Additionally, Rocket Title does not disburse funds until the title update and recording has been completed. Funds are typically available after 3:00 PM the day after closing.
Our title insurance underwriter, Stewart Title Guarantee Company, will require a copy of the deceased seller’s death certificate.
The Executor/Executrix of the Estate may choose one of the three options below, regarding disbursing Estate funds:
Rocket Title ensures that all scheduled closing concerns are addressed and resolved prior to closing. We want to adequately prepare our client for a remote closing if necessary.
Clients can choose from one of the three options provided below.
*** If our attorney prepares the POA, the fee for preparation would then be added to your final closing disclosure/Settlement Statement. ***
***Their notary fee would then be added to your final closing disclosure/Settlement Statement. ***
***Please note, all notary signatures and stamps outside of Rocket Title, Inc. will require a business card with a valid phone number and/or email to reference the authorized notary public.***
No, buyers and sellers typically don’t sign their documents together in the same office. Additionally, if the closing documents are signed on different dates, the buyer’s signed documents must be signed on the same day or a date after the seller’s signed documents. It is common for the buyer and seller to use different title companies or closing attorney’s.
Repairs should generally be completed before closing. However, there are certain circumstances where the contractor’s schedule does not permit completed repairs or a buyer has to close before repairs can be completed.
In those situations, there are a few options available.
Rocket Title will be sending you the original recorded deed and owner’s title insurance policy within 30 days of closing.