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Mortgage Glossary
Mortgage Glossary
 
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C Completion
What does Completion mean?

Pertaining to property law, completion is a phase by which the buyer becomes the rightful owner of a property. Completion occurs only after the lender makes the buyer’s solicitor eligible to have access to the entire funds needed, which actually means the whole legal path required for buying a property has come to a good end.
The buyer becomes the rightful owner (title holding) after the amount of money is received by the seller’s solicitor.
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