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Closing Costs in Review

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 Purchasing and selling real estate complex transaction that requires diligence from all interested parties. Before any funds are disbursed, closing costs are checked and balanced among lenders, agents, and title companies to ensure everything is accounted for and is the obligation of the correct person(s). These expenses are called closing costs and must be satisfied before the real estate transaction can be completed. Arrowhead Title , your premier title company at the Lake of the Ozarks , is here today to clarify closing costs, what they are and who is responsible for them. What is Included in Your Closing Costs? While there are a few costs that will vary between transactions, there is a standard set of fees that are commonly seen among the closing costs for nearly every transaction. They are as follows: Loan Origination Fees Appraisal Fee Survey Fee Underwriting Fee Property Tax Fee Title Insurance Title Search Homeowners Insurance Homeowners association fees (if applicable) Th...

Understanding Closing Costs Part 2: What is Your Responsibility?

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When buying and selling real estate, there are multiple expenses that must be satisfied in order to complete the transaction. These expenses vary depending on whether you are a buyer or a seller in the transaction.  When we talk about the costs of buying real estate at the Lake of the Ozarks , we talk about several different things. The home inspection, home appraisal, and earnest money are just a few examples. The other major expenses are lumped together in a broad category that is simply called "closing costs."  Arrowhead Title, Inc. is here to help you get a better understanding of what you need to know about the closing costs you may have to pay when you buy or sell your next home. What Are Closing Costs? Closing costs are all the fees and expenses associated with the closing or settlement of a real estate transaction, and they can vary dramatically.  In addition, the buyer usually pays many different fees associated with closing costs than the fees the selle...

Buyers Aren't The Only Ones With Closing Costs

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As most people are aware, there is a lot that goes into buying a home. In addition to the cost of the home, buyers can expect to pay several thousands of dollars in closing costs. These closing costs cover a variety of expenses, including items such as the home inspection, appraisal, loan origination fees, title insurance , etc. Who Pays For The Closing Costs? When people talk about "closing costs," they are generally referring to the extraneous costs the buyers will be expected to cover. Buyers aren't the only ones with closing costs, however; sellers also have a set of expenses they will be required to cover in order to complete the transaction. This week, Arrowhead Title, Inc. is here to shed some light on the other side of the transaction. If you are considering selling your home in the near future, here is a look at some of the costs you may be required to cover during the transaction process. Your Outstanding Mortgage If you have not paid off the mortg...

Who Pays For The Closing Costs?

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Buying and selling real estate is a complicated transaction that requires careful attention and precision from every party involved. In addition to the funds being transferred as a result of the sale, there are multiple expenses that must be satisfied in order to complete the transaction. These expenses are commonly referred to as "closing costs." Arrowhead Title, Inc. is here to help you get a better understanding of closing costs and who is responsible for them. What Is Included In The Closing Costs? While the exact closing costs vary from transaction to transaction, here are a few examples of items that are commonly included in the closing costs: Loan origination fees Title insurance Survey fee Appraisal fee Property tax Underwriting fee Title search Homeowners association fees (if applicable) The dollar amount associated with the closing costs varies, but in general, buyers can expect to pay somewhere between 2.5% and 4% of the sale price. View our ea...