You don't have to wonder. CloseReady understands homes — what's recorded, what's required, what's true — and turns everything about this one into plain answers you can trust. Every answer can prove itself.
This home is on a septic system, not city sewer.
Their first week in the house, a neighbor knocked with a smile and an invoice: the annual share of the private road maintenance. Five thousand dollars. Nobody had mentioned a private road.
Nobody had to — it was in the county records the whole time. A recorded road-maintenance agreement, plain as day, sitting in a book and page no one opened before closing.
That's the thing about the biggest purchase of your life: the answers usually exist. They're just buried in places nobody looks. CloseReady knows where they live — every recorded agreement that runs with the land — and turns what's there into plain English before you sign, not after the knock.
“Everyone else seems to know what this means.”
What it means, whose job it is, and what to ask — in words you'd actually say.
“What did we all miss?”
The fabric cross-checks everything on the deal — and every claim carries its quote, page, and source.
“Is this actually my problem to fix?”
Every item names whose job it is — the title company's, the seller's, or truly yours.
“What should I even ask?”
What the record can't settle becomes the exact question to ask — written out, ready to copy.
Your complete report is $399 for the transaction: every finding with its receipt, in plain English, and the record of your purchase kept for you. Against a four-figure surprise, the cheapest insurance in the transaction.
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