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What are the typical closing costs?

How much does a typical closing cost?

Written by Ben
Updated this week

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

  • Fees Paid to New Silver:

    • Origination Fee: varies

    • Underwriting Fee: $1,000

    • Legal Fees: $1,350

    • Title and Insurance Review: $500

  • Additional Costs:

    • Prepaid Interest: Varies

    • Feasibility Review (as needed): $150-$450

  • Title and Closing 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: Varies

    • Underwriting Fee: Varies ($0 - $1,250)

  • 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 Advisor to understand the exact costs you will have at your closing.

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