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Sharing closing documents with 3rd-parties
I could not find a specialized forum for this question, so posting here.
I recently finished a small cash deal and received my closing documents including the HUD statement and the warranty deed. I am talking to a property manager and a utilities company, and both want to see the HUD document. I understand that this may be a way for them to be certain that the house belongs to me.
However, this made me think of the question: what should not be shared? The warranty deed is a public document, so I am guessing it is ok. The HUD statement contains information about me and all the financial of the transaction, and I don't feel certain about sharing it.
Any advice?
- What should and should not be shared? HUD statement, warranty deed, anything else?
- What other types of proof do you use with 3rd parties for ownership verification purposes?
Thank you.
Yuri