Confirm effective date, deposits and escrow instructions.
CHOOSE YOUR FREE TIMELINE
Two powerful planners. One clear timeline.
Real Estate closings or business and personal projects — choose your type of work below. Both planners include editable deadlines and a live summary, free to use without an account.
↓YOUR REAL ESTATE TIMELINE STARTS JUST BELOWReal Estate opens first; Other Projects has its own separate planner further down.
FREE Timeline · Preview Version Working version for testing · Not yet approved for release
REAL ESTATE · FREE FOREVER · NO CARD← Back to Both FREE Timelines
REAL ESTATE FREE TIMELINE
Your Closing. Your Dates. Your Timeline.
Organize deposits, inspections and contractual deadlines in one clear closing timeline. FREE to use anytime · No sign-up required. Start with six suggested tasks and add two of your own.
Your closing planner begins immediately below. Review all dates against the signed contract; the calculations are guidance and can be adjusted.
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STEP 1 & 2 · CONTRACT PLANNER
Contract Tasks & Deadlines
Enter dates and review six suggested tasks, plus two optional.
STEP 1 · START HERE Private transaction reference
STEP 2 · CONTRACT DEADLINESEnter the Effective Date and Closing Date, then review each buyer obligation and its due date.
HOW DOES YOUR SIGNED CONTRACT COUNT DAYS?Choose the rule before reviewing your contract deadlines.
Calendar Days counts every day; a weekend or observed U.S. federal-holiday deadline moves forward (or earlier if counted backward from Closing). Business Days excludes those days during counting. Always check the signed contract: acceptance, notices, exact dates and other terms may have exceptions.
Calendar Days selected · suggested dates adjust for weekends and observed federal holidays.
6 of 8 FREE tasks used · 2 remaining
FREE starts with 6 suggested contract milestones (cash purchases omit inapplicable financing tasks) and lets you add up to 2 of your own. Add task creates another contractual milestone above. Choose a task, enter its days and select the calculation base under More information & options. Dates will calculate from Effective Date or Closing Date, as applicable. Only Step 2 contract deadlines appear in the FREE preview; PRO offers separate daily follow-up tasks.
FREE Timeline · Template version 2026.10.23-test.2CLOSING COORDINATION & FOLLOW-UP
1. Contract & escrow 2. Inspection period 3. Financing & appraisal 4. Title & insurance 5. HOA & condominium 6. Final preparations
Master source reference: October 23, 2026 · 5:03 PM EDT
Closing Success Checklist
Keep your closing on track with client communications, lender and title follow-ups, association approvals, document requests and other day-to-day actions.
PRO preview only. Step 3 daily follow-up management, editable reminders, alerts and saved closing history require a paid account. The free Step 2 contractual timeline remains available above.
Personal reminder
Add a reminder, then choose Update & Sort to arrange all checklist rows by date. Click a personal reminder to edit it.
Overdue Today Tomorrow Upcoming Done
STEP 3 · PRO PREVIEW ONLY
Example follow-up tasks are displayed for reference. FREE includes the complete contract timeline, closing summary and email tools; editable follow-up tracking belongs to PRO.| Task / reminder Click to edit ✎ | Days | Reminder date | Date type | When | Status | Alert | Done ✓ |
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Use the deadlines in your signed contract. Weekend, holiday and notice rules may affect dates.
Transaction follow-up · Live status
Review completed, overdue and upcoming milestones. Tracking is temporary in this free preview.
Understanding your closing timeline
Florida transaction guide — always verify your signed contract.
Coordinate inspections and written notices.
Track lender conditions and appraisal when applicable.
Review title matters, liens, survey and insurance.
Check applications, approvals and documents.
Track disclosures, walkthrough, funding and closing.
Important: Planning information only, not legal advice. Contract terms, addenda and applicable rules control deadlines and extensions.
Further Reading & Trusted Resources
Helpful outside guides for buyers, sellers and real estate professionals. Select any resource to read more.
HAR.com · General GuideWhat Is a Closing Timeline?Understand the main steps and factors that affect closing dates.Read article →
NAR · Consumer GuideFrom Contract to ClosingLearn what buyers should expect after signing a purchase agreement.Read guide →
CFPB · U.S. GovernmentMortgage Closing ChecklistReview important steps and documents before closing.Explore checklist →
CFPB · U.S. GovernmentClosing Disclosure ExplainedUnderstand mortgage terms, closing costs and cash to close.View explainer →
Florida resource: Florida Realtors · What Buyers Should Know Before Closing →
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OTHER PROJECTS FREE TIMELINE
Your Projects. Your Tasks. Your Timeline.
Plan business, construction, service or personal projects with your own deadlines. FREE to use anytime · No sign-up required. Six general starter tasks are provided, fully editable or removable, plus two optional tasks.
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Project DetailsStart date and private reference
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Tasks & Deadlines6 suggested + 2 optional
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Review & ShareSee your dates and share the timeline
Your working project planner begins immediately below. The same date formulas apply in both FREE categories, but your Other Projects tasks stay separate from Real Estate.
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Your FREE work stays in this browser session and resets when you reload. Copy your timeline before leaving.
Dates are planning guidance only. Verify your signed contract, notices, and applicable deadline rules.