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The
closing is the end of the process of buying a house. It refers to
the day you close the deal on a piece of real estate and on the
mortgage for that particular property. Essentially it's the final
transfer of money and keys. When you walk away from the closing
table, you own a new home.
As a general
rule, most of your closing costs as the Buyer will be related to
the loan you will be procuring (if any). However, if you are
not getting a loan, then your closing costs may be as low as a
$10.50 fee to record the deed into public records.
If you are
obtaining a mortgage, then some of the fees that may be charged by
your lender include:
- Mortgage Origination Fee
- Mortgage Discount Points
- Wood Destroying Organism Report
- Appraisal Fee
- Tax Service
- Document Preparation Fee
- Mortgagee (or "Lender’s")
Title Insurance Policy
- Title Insurance Endorsements
- Flood Certification Fee.
Of course, if you are using other services, such as a home
inspector, then you must pay those fees, as well.
Regardless of your circumstances, the
professionals of Integrity Land Title know this is a very important step for you
and your family, and pledge to help you through this portion of
your transaction.
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