Lender fees, title, taxes, and prepaid escrow, line by line, and the cash to close they add up to.
Expect to bring $52,775N5 to closing: $12,775 of closing costs, 3.2% of the price, on top of your $40,000 down payment.
Plan K-11$8,850 of it is fees; the other $3,925 prepays your own taxes, insurance, and interest. Estimates, not a Loan Estimate.
Expect to bring $52,775 to closing: $12,775 of closing costs, 3.2% of the price, on top of your $40,000 down payment.
$12,775 in four parts
The amounts in the order a Loan Estimate lists them
| Lender fees | |
|---|---|
| Origination fee | $3,600 |
| Appraisal, credit, underwriting | $1,800 |
| Title and settlement | |
| Title insurance | $2,000 |
| Settlement and attorney | $1,200 |
| Recording and transfer taxes | |
| Recording fees | $250 |
| Prepaids and escrow | |
| First-year homeowners insurance | $2,100 |
| Property tax escrow, 3 months | $900 |
| Prepaid interest, 15 days | $925 |
| Total closing costs | $12,775 |
| Down payment | $40,000 |
| Cash to close | $52,775 |
Estimates for education only. Fees vary by lender, title company, county, and state; your Loan Estimate, due within three business days of applying, lists the real figures. Earnest money you already paid counts toward cash to close.