At the closing, you may be asked to sign affidavits. One example of an affidavit that you may be required to sign would be a promise that you plan to live in the house. Affidavits may be required by state law or by the lender. Be sure to bring all probate documents that are relevant to the purchase of your home. If a ruling was made by a judge, bring the documentation with you.
Escrow accounts for repairs and PITI .
Have all of the information regarding your various escrow accounts with you at the closing, including their location and who will be responsible to maintain them. They are generally recorded at the registry of deeds or the town recording office. This legal transfer of the property usually takes one to two days after closing and confirms the buyer as the official owner. The deed of trust is typically returned to the borrower after it has been recorded. Be sure that the documents you sign at the closing are stored in a safe place.