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Paperwork
Kentucky seller paperwork from disclosure to closing
Kentucky forms, offers, inspections, appraisal and closing, in the order they arrive.
Guides
PaperworkKentucky seller’s disclosure formWhat the Kentucky Real Estate Commission’s disclosure form asks, how to answer it for your Triple Crown home, and the mistakes that cause trouble after closing.PaperworkHOA documents and feesWhat buyers will ask for when you sell a home in a Triple Crown subdivision with a homeowners association, and how to gather it before you list.PaperworkHow to compare offersHow to weigh offers on what you keep and how likely they are to close: financing, earnest money, contingencies, credits and timing, not just price.PaperworkInspection negotiationsWhat happens after the buyer’s inspection, how to respond to a repair request, and when a credit is better than a repair.PaperworkLow appraisal: your optionsWhy appraisals come in under the contract price, how to challenge one with better comparable sales, and the options for closing the gap.PaperworkKentucky closing checklistWhat happens at a Triple Crown closing: the deed, transfer tax, payoff, prorations, keys and possession, and what to do the week before.PaperworkSelling an inherited homeHow an estate or inherited Triple Crown home is usually sold in Kentucky: who can sign, probate, clearing out the house, taxes to ask about and pricing a home sold as is.PaperworkSelling from out of townHow to sell a Triple Crown home after you have moved or while relocating: preparing the home remotely, showings, signing and closing from a distance.