Closing on Your Home
At closing, the ultimate purpose of your purchase agreement is achieved: ownership of your new home is transferred from Classic Homes to you. This process involves several steps and detailed preparation.
What's in this guide
- Closing Confirmation — the 35-to-60-day delivery-date confirmation and your pre-closing call.
- The Closing Appointment — where closing takes place and the Closing Disclosure (the "final number").
- Closing Documents — the legal documents you receive at closing.
- Metro District — the local entity that funds your community's public infrastructure.
- Preparation — the tasks to complete before your closing appointment.
- Meeting Details — a quick-reference summary of the closing appointment.
Key terms
Closing Confirmation — when construction reaches a point at which weather and other factors are unlikely to affect completion, we confirm an exact delivery date approximately 35 to 60 days before your confirmed possession date.
Pre-Closing Call — about a week before closing, your Sales Specialist will contact you to review details and answer any final questions.
Closing Location — closing appointments take place at the Classic Homes corporate office in Colorado Springs.
The Closing Disclosure — the final cost statement, also known as the "final number," available close to your closing date.
Documents — an overview of the legal documents you will receive at closing, including the deed, title commitment, promissory note, and warranty.
Metro District — a brief overview of the local government entity that funds and maintains your community's public infrastructure.
Preparation — the tasks to complete before your closing appointment, including insurance, utilities, and funds.
Closing Appointment Meeting Details — practical points in the format you've come to recognize.