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Looking At A Seller’s Closing Costs


When it comes to closing costs, home sellers usually get stuck. If home buyers choose a no-point, no-fee loan, they can eliminate most of their closing costs. On the other hand, sellers typically start by paying a broker’s commission, and by the time they’re done calculating the costs and fees, can see as much as 8 percent of their sales price slide away.

Real estate attorneys say that a list of the usual fees and costs can include up to twenty items, no matter which side of the deal you’re on. And, if you’re selling and buying, you’ll get hit twice.

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