One deal, from contract to close.

This is 412 Alder St, a house that does not exist. Marcus and Dana do not exist either. Everything below is exactly what Closewell does with a real contract: read the dates, then write your client an update at each one, in your name, for you to approve.

First, the timeline

The only work you do is hand over the contract. Every date below was read off the signed agreement and laid out on one screen for you to check. Fix anything we misread, skip what does not apply.

Nine dates on this deal. Seven were in the contract; two were worked out from the closing date.

Under contractTuesday, February 17
Earnest money receivedThursday, February 19
Inspection doneTuesday, February 24
Inspection items resolvedFriday, February 27
Appraisal orderedMonday, March 2
Title commitment inWednesday, March 11
Loan commitment inWednesday, March 18
Final walkthroughThursday, March 26
ClosingFriday, March 27

Then, the first update

This is the note for under contract, written the way you would write it. It goes out in your name only after you have read it. After this one, each date on the timeline gets the same treatment until closing day.

InboxTuesday, February 17 at 9:04 am

Dana Whitfield to Marcus

We're under contract on 412 Alder St

Hi Marcus,

As of this morning the house is under contract at the number we agreed on. The sellers signed yesterday, and the clock starts now.

Earnest money goes in on Thursday, and the inspector comes the week after. I'll walk the report with you when it lands.

Closing is set for Friday, March 27, assuming nothing moves.

Dana

Where things stand: 412 Alder St

The last line links to a plain page with every date on the deal. No login for Marcus, and nothing on it names us.

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