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Closing Timeline Question

We are set to close on our home Aug 10, Monday. Our realtor is saying we need to sign off on the loan documents and wire the funds and do the final walk through on Aug 5th or 6th in order to give time for the funds to transfer over.

This sounds really odd to me - is it normal to wire the funds so many days in advance? Would we not just wire it Monday morning and do the walk through that AM or sometime on Sunday?

Please help because this is making me nervous. The sellers are using that weekend before Monday to move furniture and sell remaining items and I don’t want to do the walk through until the property is empty and in the condition that we will receive it in. Our realtor is saying that because the seller is not doing any repairs we can just do the walk through at any time.

Is it true that we need to sign the loan documents on that Thursday at the latest to fund the loan in time and then have everything recorded in time for Monday?

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