If you're under contract to purchase your dream home, there's a lot of work to do on the property side of things. Besides a great lender, you'll need professionals to ensure you own your property, such as title insurance and surveyors who measure property lines and identify any encroachments. Home inspections by a reputable company can help identify any big issues before closing. Additionally, on the day of closing, you'll need homeowners insurance bound to ensure any losses will be covered. Remember, title insurance is different from homeowners insurance, so it's important to align yourself with a good company to ensure your dream home is protected.
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