The SELLER can generally expect to pay for:
- Owner's title insurance policy
- Real Estate commission
- Half of the escrow fee
- Any loan fees required by buyer's lender-per the contract
- Payoff of all existing loans in seller's name
- Termite treatment, if necessary
- Home warranty, (according to contract)
- Any judgments, tax liens, etc. against seller
- Recording fees to clear all documents of record against seller
- Tax pro-ration, for any unpaid taxes at time of title transfer
- Any Homeowner's Association fees due
- Homeowners Association transfer fee (negotiable in contract)
- Any repair items requested as per inspection and negotiated
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The BUYER can generally expect to pay for:
- Lenders title policy
- Half of the escrow fee
- Document preparation, (lender fee)
- Recording charges for all documents in buyer's name
- Notary fees, if applicable
- Termite Inspection
- Homeowner's Association transfer fee (negotiable in contract)
- All new loan charges, other than those required by lender for seller to pay
- Interest on new loan from date of funding to 30 days prior to first payment date
- Home warranty (according to contract)
- Fire Insurance Premium for first year
- Home Inspection
- Any other costs as per the purchase contract
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Mandatory Costs:
FHA regulations require the Buyer to pay for the following items: Reserves (impounds) for property taxes and hazard insurance, plus adjusted interest. Both FHA and VA require that the Seller must pay for the following fees, if applicable: flood certification, recording to clear title, doc prep and tax service. In addition, VA requires the Seller to pay for all escrow fees. |