Estimated closing costs for sellers -buyer getting a conventional loan

CONVENTIONAL LOAN SELLER’S CHARGES

1. Loan Payoff (per existing lender’s payoff letter)
2. Realtors commissions (per contract)
3. Title Insurance
4. Prior Year Taxes Due
5. Prorated Taxes for the Current Year
6. Water & Sewer Bill
7. Record Release of Existing Loan
8. Real Estate Closing Fee
9. Express Mail Fees (if applicable)
10. Homeowners Dues, Fees, etc.

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