
91-1091 Keoneula Blvd #H1, Ewa Beach, HI 96706 · Report Date: April 6, 2026 · Prepared by Team Taparra

Week 2 brought a major milestone — the home inspection is officially behind you and the only repair item has been fully resolved. Out of the entire inspection, the buyer asked for just one thing, and we moved fast to get it handled. The repair authorization was signed by all parties on the same day it was sent, which is a great sign for how smoothly this transaction is going. Here is the full update on everything that happened and what is ahead.
This report covers everything that happened this week, what's coming up in the next seven days, and where you stand right now on every open item. As always, your team is just a text or call away if you have any questions.
March 29, 2026
April 6, 2026 — Day 8
April 28, 2026 — Day 30
27% Complete
You are 27% of the way to closing day — Day 8 of a 30-day escrow. The momentum from Week 1 carried straight into Week 2. The inspection repair was the biggest item to tackle this week, and the speed at which everyone moved to get it resolved was impressive.
27 days remaining until closing
Accepted — Mar 29 Closing — Apr 28
Since offer acceptance on March 29
Until your scheduled closing date
Out of 20 total transaction milestones
Milestone progress — ahead of schedule
Here's a detailed breakdown of everything your team completed this week, day by day. Every item below represents real progress toward your closing.
The buyer completed their home inspection and submitted one repair request: the water heater in the attic was found to be actively leaking, with the drip pan nearly full. This was the only item the buyer asked to be addressed out of the entire inspection.
Justin reviewed the repair estimates and presented two options with a full cost breakdown: a standard tank replacement at approximately $1,560 plus tax, or an upgrade to a tankless system at approximately $2,054 plus tax.
After a phone call with Justin, Monica approved the tankless water heater upgrade. The decision was easy — the cost difference was minimal and the tankless system is a better long-term solution for the property.
The repair authorization paperwork was sent via DocuSign and both Monica and Stephanie signed on the same day. The document was then sent to the buyer's agent with the plumber and electrician estimates attached. The buyer signed the same day as well, making the repair authorization fully executed. The buyer's agent team can now schedule the contractors to complete the work before closing.
A quick-reference overview of every open item in your file. Here's where everything stands right now as of April 6, 2026.
Here's what your team is focused on for the week ahead. Multiple important milestones and deadlines are coming up — your team is actively tracking and coordinating each one on your behalf.
Building association documents are expected to arrive. These will be sent to the buyer immediately upon receipt.
Justin will review the condo documents for the exact special assessment payoff amount so we can finalize that number for the settlement statement.
Since the repair agreement is already signed by all parties, this deadline is fully satisfied. No action needed from you.
All condo and community documents must be delivered to the buyer by this date. We are tracking this closely.
First formal check-in with the buyer's lender to confirm the VA loan is progressing on schedule.
Buyer's additional earnest money deposit of $2,500 is due to escrow on this date.
The buyer's signed acknowledgment of the disclosure statement is due back by this date.
The lender must issue preliminary approval for the buyer's VA loan by this date.
Monica's tax specialists must submit the HARPTA waiver application by this date — that is 10 business days before closing. This is an important deadline to stay ahead of.
Tracking the building association document delivery (ETA April 7) and preparing to send to the buyer immediately upon receipt
Reviewing condo documents for the exact special assessment payoff amount once they arrive
Conducting the first formal check-in with the buyer's lender this week to confirm the VA loan is on track
Ensuring the HARPTA waiver process stays on track — monitoring every step and coordinating with escrow. Monica, you continue to do a great job keeping up with everything they need from you
Coordinating with the buyer's agent to get the termite inspection scheduled now that the home inspection is complete
Following up on the buyer's signed receipt for the disclosure statement and community association documents
Monitoring the tankless water heater installation timeline — the buyer's agent team is coordinating the plumber and electrician
Preparing to request the estimated seller settlement statement from escrow
Please continue working with Brad and Lois on the HARPTA waiver documents. The filing deadline is approximately April 14 — getting any remaining documents to them as soon as possible is important. You are doing great — keep it up.
If either of you come across any window warranty information from your father's records, please let us know. The buyer's inspector noticed some fogging in the windows and we are checking if there is a transferable warranty from the manufacturer.
Once the plumber is scheduled, hold onto the receipt or invoice after payment and send it to Justin so we can submit it to escrow for your reimbursement at closing.
Your complete journey from acceptance to closing and beyond. Green = completed · Gold = active right now · Gray = ahead on your path. "T" indicates a tentative date not yet confirmed.
Purchase contract fully executed. Escrow opened with Title Guaranty.
Buyer's initial deposit of $2,500 received and verified by escrow.
All parties introduced and communication channels set up.
Documents ordered, received, and sent to the buyer's agent.
Signed by both Monica and Stephanie via DocuSign.
Buyer completed their inspection of the property.
Delivered within the 7-day deadline.
Tankless water heater upgrade approved by sellers. Repair authorization signed by all parties on the same day. Buyer's agent team scheduling the contractors.
Ordered via HomeWiseDocs. Expected arrival April 7. Delivery deadline April 8.
Repair agreement already in place. This deadline is satisfied.
Buyer's additional $2,500 deposit due to escrow.
Monica's tax specialists must submit the waiver application at least 10 business days before closing.
Lender issues preliminary approval for the buyer's VA loan.
Inspector selected (Golden Termite). Scheduling now that home inspection is complete. Report due by April 16.
Required for the buyer's VA loan approval.
Buyer's agent team coordinating the plumber and electrician. Must be completed before final walkthrough.
Coordination begins to schedule closing document signing.
Lender issues final approval — this clears the path to closing.
Buyer does a final walkthrough of the property before closing. Repairs verified complete.
Final coordination on keys, garage openers, and access devices.
Escrow closes and ownership transfers to the buyer. Congratulations, Monica & Stephanie!
If needed, the contract allows for a 10-day unilateral extension beyond the scheduled closing date. This is a safety net built into the contract.
Your complete transaction file will be organized and shared with you via Google Drive for your records.
Milestones marked with "T" do not have a confirmed date yet. Once the date is confirmed, the actual date will appear on the next report.

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