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Joe S.
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What if the seller or buyer has Covid-19 on day of closing?

Joe S.
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What happens if the buyer or seller has tested positive for Covid prior to closing and is relatively certain they still have it on day of closing? I realize most title companies at this present time do not have a buyer and seller meet at the same time, but they still would be interacting  a little bit at the closing table with a notary. 

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    Lien Vuong
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    Lien Vuong
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    All parties sign in their cars respectively and attorney will stand outside in a parking lot and review docs when done. It sounds crazy but this is very much how things are done under this circumstance. 

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