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Will You Add? - Real Estate Buyers’ Closing Costs
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5. Loan origination or discount fee – these fees are known as “points.” They are equal to 1% of the mortgage amount. Loan origination points are a fee charged to a borrower by lending institutions for the privilege of obtaining a loan. Lending institutions use loan origination fees to generate income for themselves. Discount points are prepaid interest and will lower the interest rate. You must d
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1. Deposit - when you sign the Contract to buy a house, you will need to put down a deposit, usually a sizeable amount of money. The typical deposit equals 10% of the purchase price and is held by the seller’s attorney in his firm’s escrow account until the closing. The buyer usually must produce that deposit either upon signing the contract or within a certain number of days after the contract is signed. With house prices increasing in value over the past 4 years, this is a large sum of cash that the buyer must generate. Although it is possible that a buyer will obtain financing for 95% of the total purchase price, it is a rare seller that will take his property off the housing market for only a 5% deposit.
2. Application fee – when a buyer applies for a mortgage loan, the lender usually requires an application fee to start the application process. This can range from $250 to $500.
3. Appraisal fee – this fee is also a lender-required fee. In order to decide whether to give a buyer a mortgage loan, the lender must know whether the property is actually the value that the buyer and seller have agreed to. It is possible that the fair market value of the property is either higher or lower than the contract price. The problem is when the contract price is higher than the appraised value of the property. The lender can deny the loan application in those circumstances. An appraisal fee can vary according to the size of the property. The usual cost is about $400-$750.
4. Home inspection fee – a buyer should never buy a house without having it inspected by an experienced home inspector. That advice does not change for a new construction house. A home inspection will let a buyer know whether there are structural problems that the average buyer cannot detect – problems that a buyer does not want to deal with. A home inspection also identifies smaller problems that the seller may not address now but for which the buyer will need to set aside money to make repairs in the future. The home inspection fee can range from $350-$500.
5. Loan origination or discount fee – these fees are known as “points.” They are equal to 1% of the mortgage amount. Loan origination points are a fee charged to a borrower by lending institutions for the privilege of obtaining a loan. Lending institutions use loan origination fees to generate income for themselves. Discount points are prepaid interest and will lower the interest rate. You must d
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2. Application fee – when a buyer applies for a mortgage loan, the lender usually requires an application fee to start the application process. This can range from $250 to $500.
3. Appraisal fee – this fee is also a lender-required fee. In order to decide whether to give a buyer a mortgage loan, the lender must know whether the property is actually the value that the buyer and seller have agreed to. It is possible that the fair market value of the property is either higher or lower than the contract price. The problem is when the contract price is higher than the appraised value of the property. The lender can deny the loan application in those circumstances. An appraisal fee can vary according to the size of the property. The usual cost is about $400-$750.
4. Home inspection fee – a buyer should never buy a house without having it inspected by an experienced home inspector. That advice does not change for a new construction house. A home inspection will let a buyer know whether there are structural problems that the average buyer cannot detect – problems that a buyer does not want to deal with. A home inspection also identifies smaller problems that the seller may not address now but for which the buyer will need to set aside money to make repairs in the future. The home inspection fee can range from $350-$500.
5. Loan origination or discount fee – these fees are known as “points.” They are equal to 1% of the mortgage amount. Loan origination points are a fee charged to a borrower by lending institutions for the privilege of obtaining a loan. Lending institutions use loan origination fees to generate income for themselves. Discount points are prepaid interest and will lower the interest rate. You must d
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3. Appraisal fee – this fee is also a lender-required fee. In order to decide whether to give a buyer a mortgage loan, the lender must know whether the property is actually the value that the buyer and seller have agreed to. It is possible that the fair market value of the property is either higher or lower than the contract price. The problem is when the contract price is higher than the appraised value of the property. The lender can deny the loan application in those circumstances. An appraisal fee can vary according to the size of the property. The usual cost is about $400-$750.
4. Home inspection fee – a buyer should never buy a house without having it inspected by an experienced home inspector. That advice does not change for a new construction house. A home inspection will let a buyer know whether there are structural problems that the average buyer cannot detect – problems that a buyer does not want to deal with. A home inspection also identifies smaller problems that the seller may not address now but for which the buyer will need to set aside money to make repairs in the future. The home inspection fee can range from $350-$500.
5. Loan origination or discount fee – these fees are known as “points.” They are equal to 1% of the mortgage amount. Loan origination points are a fee charged to a borrower by lending institutions for the privilege of obtaining a loan. Lending institutions use loan origination fees to generate income for themselves. Discount points are prepaid interest and will lower the interest rate. You must d
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4. Home inspection fee – a buyer should never buy a house without having it inspected by an experienced home inspector. That advice does not change for a new construction house. A home inspection will let a buyer know whether there are structural problems that the average buyer cannot detect – problems that a buyer does not want to deal with. A home inspection also identifies smaller problems that the seller may not address now but for which the buyer will need to set aside money to make repairs in the future. The home inspection fee can range from $350-$500.
5. Loan origination or discount fee – these fees are known as “points.” They are equal to 1% of the mortgage amount. Loan origination points are a fee charged to a borrower by lending institutions for the privilege of obtaining a loan. Lending institutions use loan origination fees to generate income for themselves. Discount points are prepaid interest and will lower the interest rate. You must d
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5. Loan origination or discount fee – these fees are known as “points.” They are equal to 1% of the mortgage amount. Loan origination points are a fee charged to a borrower by lending institutions for the privilege of obtaining a loan. Lending institutions use loan origination fees to generate income for themselves. Discount points are prepaid interest and will lower the interest rate. You must decide whether it makes sense for you to prepay interest, based on how long you intend to stay in the house. Points may be tax deductible.
6. Credit report fee – this fee is charged by the lender to determine whether a borrower has a good credit history and therefore is more likely to repay the loan on a timely basis. Credit report fees are generally about $25-$75.
7. Tax service fee – this fee is charged by the lender to make sure that the borrower pays the real property taxes. The lender pays an outside company to monitor your account with the tax collector. If the real property taxes are escrowed by the lender, the tax service company gets the tax bills and forwards them to the lender for payment. The tax service fee is a one-time fee of about $73-85.
8. Underwriting/documentation preparation/administrative fees – these are charged in varying amounts by lenders to generate additional income on the loan. Each fee can vary from $300-$700.
9. Broker fee – this is a fee charged by a mortgage broker for their services. The fee ranges from 1%-6% of the loan amount. You should make sure you know before you retain the services of a mortgage broker exactly how much the broker fee will be.
10. Attorney fee – in some parts of the country, a buyer will retain a lawyer to represent him in the purchase of real estate. In other states, the real estate broker and title company will perform some of the functions of an attorney that are not considered practicing law, i.e., completing a pre-printed Contract of Sale and preparing for and attending the closing. An attorney protects the buyer’s interests at every step of the transaction. Attorneys fees generally range from $700 to $1,150.
11. Title insurance – this type of insurance protects the buyer and lender from claims that someone else owns the property or has a lien (claim) on it. Such claims can be from contractors who worked on the house and were not paid, mortgages that the seller has taken out and that need to be paid from the closing proceeds, or unpaid taxes or judgments. The rates for title insurance are set
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