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What are the typical closing costs?
What are the typical closing costs?

How much does a typical closing cost?

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Written by Ben
Updated over 4 months ago

Overview

Closing costs can vary depending on the loan product, loan amount, and the state in which the transaction occurs. Here, we provide a general guide to the typical closing costs you might expect when securing a loan with New Silver. Please note that all fees are subject to change.

Loan Types and Associated Costs

1. Fix and Flip and Ground Up Construction

  • Fees Paid to New Silver:

    • Origination Fee: 1.50% to 2% of the loan amount (minimum $3,500)

    • Underwriting Fee: $1,000

    • Legal Fees: $1,350

  • Additional Costs:

    • Title and Insurance Review: $500

    • Prepaid Interest: Varies based on the loan details

  • Title-Related Charges:

    • Title Insurance

    • Title or Attorney Closing Fees

    • Recording Fees

    • Applicable Town, State, and/or Transfer Taxes

2. Rent (Rental Property Financing)

  • Fees Paid to New Silver:

    • Origination Fee: 1.75% to 2.5% of the loan amount (minimum $3,500)

    • Underwriting Fee: $1,000

  • Lender Related Charges:

    • Processing Fee

    • Closing Fee

    • Prepaid Interest, Taxes, and Insurance

    • Escrow Reserves

  • Title-Related Charges:

    • Title Insurance

    • Title or Attorney Closing Fees

    • Recording Fees

    • Applicable Town, State, and/or Transfer Taxes

Note on Variability The specific costs and fees can vary by state and the specifics of your loan agreement. These estimates provide a framework, but it's important to discuss the final figures with your loan officer to understand the exact costs you will face at closing.

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