Yes to list and No to sell. You only pay USCityhomes the fee at closingThe process of completing a financial transaction. For mortgage loans, the process of signing mortgage documents, disbursing funds, and, if applicable, transferring ownership of the property. In some jurisdictions, closing is referred to as “escrow,” a process by which a buyer and seller deliver legal documents to a third party who completes the transaction in accordance with their instructions. See….
Selling your home is subject to some or all of the following fees and charges.
- Payoff of liens
- Buyer agentRefers to the agent and broker solely representing the buyer of the property. The buyer agent, the cooperating broker, the other broker, the buyer broker, are terms used interchangeably. In most context, it is real estate professional receiving a commission for representing the best interest of the buyer. … commissionThe fee charged for services performed, usually based on a percentage of the price of the items sold (such as the fee a real estate agent earns on the sale of a house). …
- Title insuranceInsurance that protects lenders and homeowners against legal problems with the title….
- Accrued taxes
- HOA dues
- TitleThe right to, and the ownership of, property. A title or deed is sometimes used as proof of ownership of land…. company escrowAn item of value, money, or documents deposited with a third party to be delivered upon the fulfillment of a condition. For example, the deposit by a borrower with the lender of funds to pay taxes and insurance premiums when they become due, or the deposit of funds or documents with an attorney or escrow agent to be disbursed upon… and closing fees
- SurveyA precise measurement of a property by a licensed surveyor, showing legal boundaries of a property and the dimensions and location of improvements…. fees
- Service contract allowance
- Seller paid buyer closing cost allowance
- Repairs
- Other
For the purpose of planning, we can help you understand these fees and provide an estimate of closing costsThe upfront fees charged in connection with a mortgage loan transaction. Money paid by a buyer (and/or seller or other third parties, if applicable) to effect the closing of a mortgage loan, generally including, but not limited to a loan origination fee, title examination and insurance, survey, attorney’s fee, and prepaid items, such as escrow deposits for taxes and insurance….. Actual costs can only be determined by the title company after a contract is received.
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