How do you communicate with your clients about closing funds requirements and deadlines?
As a real estate agent, you know how important it is to verify closing funds before the closing date. Closing funds are the amount of money that the buyer needs to pay at the closing table, usually in the form of a cashier's check or a wire transfer. If the buyer fails to provide the closing funds on time, the deal could fall through and you could lose your commission. That's why you need to communicate with your clients about closing funds requirements and deadlines, and make sure they have everything ready. In this article, we'll show you how to do that in four simple steps.