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Closing Timeline Calculator
Pick the transaction type, enter your effective and closing dates, and see every deadline in order.
Almost every deadline in a purchase contract is counted from one date: the effective date. Enter it below, along with the closing date from your contract, and the calculator lays out the deposits, inspection period, loan approval, title review, HOA approval, and final walkthrough in the order they come due.
Closing is pre-filled from the typical timeline — change it to match your contract.
Enter your effective date to see every deadline through closing.
How the dates are calculated
- Each deadline is a number of calendar days after the effective date, using typical periods for a Florida residential contract.
- The closing milestone uses your closing date, not a default — change it and nothing else moves.
- If your contract is shorter than usual, deadlines that would land after closing are flagged so you can shorten them.
- Deadlines that land on a weekend are flagged too. Whether they roll to the next business day depends on your contract.
Your contract’s negotiated periods always win over typical ones. Treat this as a planning tool and confirm each date with your agent, attorney, lender, or title company.
This is general information, not legal advice. Real estate deadlines, contract forms, and closing procedures vary significantly by state, county, and the specific terms you negotiate. Always confirm your exact dates and obligations with your real estate agent, attorney, lender, or title company for your jurisdiction. CloseClock is an organizational tool and is not a substitute for professional advice.