Buyer Resource
What to Take to Closing
Use this step to make the next buyer decision with more confidence and less guesswork.
Why This Matters
Closing details affect money, keys, utilities, possession, title protection, moving plans, and what happens after the property becomes yours.
What Most Buyers Don't Know
Many closing problems are practical, not dramatic: missing IDs, wrong wire steps, incomplete repairs, utility gaps, unclear possession, or documents that are not saved.
Key Buyer Guidance
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- DUFFY Buyer ResourceWhat to Take to ClosingConverted from the original DUFFY Google Doc and kept inside the Buyer Dashboard experience.
- Step 8 – ClosingWhat to Take To Closing and What You Need To Know  Before Closing1.
- Order Homeowner’s Insurance – call the closing attorney at least 7 days before closing with your insurance agent’s name and phone number.
- Get your cashier’s check or wire your funds – Closing attorneys are not allowed to take personal checks higher than $ 4,999.00.
Common Mistakes
- Waiting until closing day to confirm details.
- Wiring funds without direct verification.
- Skipping the final walkthrough checklist.
- Forgetting utilities, movers, keys, warranties, or post-closing records.
DUFFY Recommendation
Use closing resources as a final checklist. Confirm money, title, utilities, walkthrough, possession, and moving details before the day gets busy.
Closing Day Protection
The finish line is still part of the process. Slow down enough to verify the details.
Action Step
Review the guidance on this page, save any questions, then use the navigation below to continue through the buyer process.