Keep transactions moving with a real estate closing documents checklist built for agents, brokers, title teams, and closing coordinators. Use it to track title and legal paperwork, lender disclosures, inspection reports, insurance binders, and last-mile items so you can spot gaps early and reduce day-of-closing surprises.

Confirm the legal property address matches contract and title work.
Coordinate date/time with title/escrow and all signing parties.
Verify matches purchase agreement and closing disclosure/settlement statement.
Use exact legal names for closing documents and lender forms.
Confirm best contact for last-minute questions and signing coordination.
Use exact legal names for deed and affidavits.
Confirm best contact for payoff, access, and signing logistics.
Review for liens, judgments, easements, and ownership chain.
Confirm policy type and coverage aligns with lender/title requirements.
Ensure vesting, legal description, and signature requirements are correct.
List any included personal property (appliances, fixtures, etc.).
Confirm no undisclosed liens, disputes, or recent work affecting title.
Verify boundary, encroachments, and easements against title requirements.
Confirm fees, cash-to-close, and seller proceeds are accurate.
Use for comparison and confirming final terms/disclosures.
Verify borrower names, interest rate, payment terms, and signatures.
Confirm recording requirements and property/legal description details.
Verify down payment and closing funds source/transfer status.
If used for your transaction type, confirm line items and prorations.
Confirm clear-to-close and any remaining lender conditions.
Confirm value and any appraisal conditions impacting closing.
Attach final inspection report and any agreed repairs/credits.
Include treatment documentation if required by lender or contract.
Typically required for homes built before 1978.
Confirm all required disclosures are complete and signed.
Include mitigation documentation if required.
Include any required certifications or remediation paperwork.
Confirm effective date, coverage amounts, and mortgagee clause.
If in a flood zone, confirm policy and effective date meet lender requirements.
Use for verifying taxes due and accurate proration calculations.
Confirm prorations reflect current billing cycle and closing date.
Include all addenda, amendments, and executed disclosures.
Include rules, fees, resale package, and transfer requirements.
Needed for certain new construction or local requirements.
Confirm utilities transfer dates align with possession and closing.
Collect all keys, garage remotes, gate codes, and access devices.
Include policy info, transfer instructions, and coverage dates.
Confirm ID requirements with your title/closing office in advance.
Confirm acceptance requirements with title/escrow and lender.
Document outstanding items, exceptions, or signing/logistics details.