Sellers do not have to be physically present at home closings and can usually close remotely or designate a representative. Various options, such as signing documents in advance or using a power of attorney, facilitate remote closings. However, state laws and practices introduce variations, so sellers should consult with their closing agents regarding specific requirements. This summary guide provides insights on who needs to be present during closing and highlights the flexibility in closing procedures available across different states.
The seller can often close remotely or through a representative; physical presence isn't required if everything is signed in advance or via power of attorney.
Many closing agents offer remote options, enabling sellers to fulfill their closing requirements without being physically present, thus streamlining the process.
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