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    Closing costs?

    I need some info on closing costs. I'm considering selling a piece of property I inherited. I have an offer from a neighbor and will not be using a realtor. The current offer is not where it needs to be, but if he increases the offer, I may sell.

    What costs should I expect upon selling the property?

    #2
    Seller usually only pays for Title Policy. Which is a percentage of the Sales Price. Its usually not much

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      #3
      That's not quite right.

      Call the title company where you intend to close and they should happily give you a quote.

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        #4
        You can also have the neighbor pay all the closing costs if it is part of the deal.

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          #5
          Originally posted by J Wales View Post
          That's not quite right.

          Call the title company where you intend to close and they should happily give you a quote.
          It has been on every piece of property I have sold unless negotiated otherwise. Throug ha Title Company, I have sold property where it was just a deed transfer through the court with NO closing Cost at all.
          Last edited by blntrey3; 04-04-2018, 11:13 AM.

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            #6
            Without a realtor, there isn't much.

            Call a title company, they will give you a quote

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              #7
              So what exactly makes up this 'closing cost' number?

              - selling agent fee?
              - buying agent fee?
              - title company fee?
              - ??

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                #8
                Originally posted by Swamprat View Post
                So what exactly makes up this 'closing cost' number?

                - selling agent fee?
                - buying agent fee?
                - title company fee?
                - ??
                All of the above, then there can be Lenders fees if applicable which are the Bulk of the fees and go to the buyer unless otherwise stated in the contract

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                  #9
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                  Usually the closing costs relate to loans and title policy. If you are the Seller neither really matters to you. Sometimes the cost of a survey. Easiest would be to have the neighbor make a net offer and push all of the costs to him.

                  I would also look into roll back taxes if it has Ag, as well as capital gains.

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                    #10
                    All depends on how the contract is negotiated.

                    Title Co fee about 250.00
                    doc fees 100.00
                    survey 500-????.??
                    Title policy based off selling price
                    appraisal 500-????

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                      #11
                      have the contract filled out so all the fees go to the buyer including rollback taxes if they apply.
                      title company can tell you the costs, some can be substantial.
                      I am a realtor.

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