by Jeremiah Jackson | Sep 28, 2023 | Blog
My buyer is not a U.S. citizen so what do I do? I get this question a lot. The answer is: not much at all. The better and uncommon question is: the seller is a non-resident alien so what do I do AS THE SELLING AGENT (you would think this is a worry for the listing...
by Jeremiah Jackson | Jul 20, 2023 | Blog
In the olden days of TRID, buyers would have their final cash to close numbers at least 3 days in advance of closing, leaving them plenty of time to coordinate moving their funds around and send a wire to us for their final cash to close. These days, we are lucky to...
by Jeremiah Jackson | May 11, 2023 | Blog
Help us help your buyers ensure smooth sailing to the finish line. Despite our many warnings along the way to buyers that they must send their cash to close in the form of a bank wire to our trust account, we have recently had a rash of buyers attempting to send funds...
by Jeremiah Jackson | Mar 2, 2023 | Blog
Owner’s title insurance is considered optional insurance, but we always recommend it here at Jackson Law. There are many reasons why we recommend it, and below are but a few of the myriad examples in which unsuspecting buyers could face exposure. North Carolina has...
by Jeremiah Jackson | Dec 15, 2022 | Blog
I’m trying to distill the takeaways from my experience in handling thousands of closings over nearly 20 years of practice. So, this is a long but worthwhile read with a surprising twist that can affect buyers of NC property owned by foreign investors. Ben...
