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Closing costs

Closing costs, some but not all of which are tax deductible, include:
The down payment balance, which is the amount you still owe the seller in cash
Discount points, up-front interest charges paid to the lender, if required
A filing fee and other fees required for recording the transfer of ownership, paid to the local authorities
A mortgage tax, which is paid to the state where the sale occurs
Attorney’s fees for both your lawyer and the lender’s lawyer
Real estate taxes, which are paid to the seller to cover your portion of taxes that have already been paid for the year



 

         
   
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