Fourma coordinates the closing and transition so that money, documents, responsibilities and everything connected to the property are transferred safely and completely — with nothing important left behind.
Close the deal. Hand over the home.
The purchase price is only one part of the financial settlement.
Fourma helps identify and reconcile everything else that needs to be settled between the parties — taxes, utilities, service charges, maintenance, insurance, deposits and other property-related payments.
If something has already been paid in advance, we make sure the appropriate amount is properly accounted for and transferred or reimbursed where required.
Every obligation settled. Every amount accounted for.
Fourma coordinates the final payment process with the parties and their financial and legal advisers, keeping agreed amounts, conditions, payment instructions and completion requirements aligned.
We help make sure the transaction is not considered complete until the agreed financial obligations have been properly fulfilled.
The deal is closed when the money is where it belongs.
A property comes with much more than walls and a title deed.
Fourma coordinates the handover of keys, access, documents, warranties, certificates, service records, manuals and other information that belongs with the property.
Where additional transfer documents or signatures are required, we make sure they are prepared, signed and completed.
Nothing important gets lost between owners.
The knowledge built around a home over years should not disappear when ownership changes.
Fourma brings together the property’s documents, records, service history, improvements, decisions and other relevant information and ensures the appropriate information is transferred to the new owner.
The property moves forward with its history intact.
A clean handover. A complete record.
Once the money has been received and everything connected to the property has been transferred, Fourma helps close the remaining administrative loop.
For the seller, that means leaving the property without unfinished obligations hanging behind.
For the buyer, it means taking ownership with the information, access and responsibilities clearly transferred.
And for either side, it means being able to move forward without the property continuing to occupy your time.
No property. No loose ends. Just the next chapter.