Speaking of which, I just got off the phone with him. After closing, Karen and I are going to pick him up (read as "abduction"), bring him to Orlando and uh, utillize his services on logistics

In other words, his bitch a$$ is helping us pack.

I can't believe it. This guy already has plans on making this place ZM East'* headquarters. I dunno nothing though.

Still on pins and needles. Tomorrow is closing, and the title company still does not have the package from the bank. If this contract is lost because of the bank, I lose my earnest money (about 1500). To which I will be more than happy to sue the bank for. But I was assured by the processor that all is good, the package will be fedexed and o'ernighted for tomorrow. It damn well better be here tomorrow.

LMAO!!

But seriously, banks like to wait until the last minute. It doesn't give you time to notice any errors or purposeful mistakes in their paperwork. Do yourself a favor and bring a calculator to the closing. Take the time to check out anything that seems fishy. I only mention this because two out of three of my personal closings included screw ups by the bank. Not suprisingly, all in their favor....hmmmmm....

Lash -

What exactly should I be looking for? Remember all of my closing costs are paid by the seller, so if anybody needs to be double checking, it'* the sellers. But if there are any other things I need to look out for, now would be the time to spout them out. Remember, this is my first time buying a home, and I am really not all that schooled on how banks screw people over. Except when it comes to car loans. I know those tricks pretty good by now

What year was it again? Houses around here built in the 70s and 80s are prone to problems.

Inspection report showed nothing majorly wrong, just a few minor glitches that have now been corrected.

I got an email. Seems like all is go, at least at the moment. Tonight is going to be a very rough night. Tylenol PM is going to be my bestest friend.

Brad, sorry for the delayed response.

At this point the major thing you need to be assured of is that the mortgage is calculated correctly, percentage wise. And that any points or other fees you are responsible for are correct. It'* certainly in your favor that the seller is paying all the closing costs, though, as that is the biggest potential area for add-ons.

Of course, by this time today, you may be closing or have already closed.

In any case, Good Luck!

UPDATE

I am now officially a homeowner!!! Plus I got back 600 bux more than I thought I was going to. Which means the garage is going to get a few more tools

I may or may not be on tomorrow, depends on how much gets done with moving. But I just thought I would let y'all know!!