Real Estate
What’s included
Buyer Signing
Paperwork is a large part of the homebuying process, and so is ensuring your new home is protected. For this reason, most documents relating to the purchase of property in California are required to be executed in the presence of a Notary. Depending on your circumstances, the signing may consist solely of Title documents, or, if involving a loan, will include both Title and Lender documents.
Seller Signing
Such as with homebuying, home-selling comes with its fair share of paperwork. Most documents relating to the sale of property in California are required to be executed in the presence of a Notary. A Seller’s signing package typically consists of Title documents, State and Federal Tax documents, and, if applicable Loan (or other) payoff documents.
Single Documents
Depending on your circumstances, single documents regarding Real Estate may need to be executed in the presence of a Notary. Such documents may be required when making a change in Title to your property, or used in conjunction with ongoing transaction. Examples include: A Grant Deed, Declaration of Reconveyance, Power of Attorney, and miscellaneous Affidavits.
Pricing
Buyer or Seller Signing
$175-$225 (includes travel fee)
Fees for a Buyer or Seller signing are disclosed upfront by your Title Company, and, if applicable in a Buyer’s transaction, your Lender. These fees can be found on the Estimated Statement, or Lender’s Closing Disclosure (if applicable).
Individual Documents
$15/signature + add’l travel fee
Fees for individual documents are set at $15/per signature notarized, as mandated by the California Secretary of State.
Travel fees vary - Please contact us for an accurate quote