In Jamaican real estate, “ending instructions” are the final steps that a real estate agent and a client take to finish a deal, like selling or renting a home. After everything has been agreed on, these instructions explain what each person has to do before the deal is officially over. This might include things like handing over the keys, making sure the last payment is made, or giving important papers to the new owner. Ending instructions help make sure everyone knows what to do so there’s no confusion or problems later. For example, if an agent sells a house, they’ll give the client ending instructions to make sure everything is finished properly—like paying all fees and making sure the house belongs to the new owner without any issues. It’s a way to keep everything clear and fair for both the buyer and seller.
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