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Total Estimated Closing Costs

$12,370

As % of Purchase Price3.09%
Origination Fee$2,240
Appraisal$550
Title (Lender's)$1,280
Title (Owner's)$2,000
Transfer Tax$1,600
Prepaid (Tax+Insurance)$3,200
Settlement / Attorney$1,200
Recording & Other$300

ℹ️ These are estimates. Your Loan Estimate (within 3 days of application) will show exact figures. Ask your lender about seller concessions to reduce out-of-pocket costs.

How to Use

  1. 1Enter the home purchase price and your loan amount.
  2. 2Select your loan type — FHA and VA loans have additional fees.
  3. 3Choose your state category to estimate transfer taxes accurately.
  4. 4Review the itemized breakdown to understand each cost.
  5. 5Use this to budget your total cash needed at closing (down payment + closing costs).

Frequently Asked Questions

What are typical closing costs?+

Closing costs typically range from 2–5% of the purchase price. On a $400,000 home, expect to pay $8,000–$20,000 at closing, separate from your down payment.

Can the seller pay closing costs?+

Yes. Seller concessions (seller-paid closing costs) are common, especially in buyer's markets. You negotiate this in your offer. Conventional loans allow up to 3–9% in seller concessions depending on LTV.

What are prepaid items?+

Prepaids include upfront property tax and homeowners insurance deposits for your escrow account, and interest from closing date to end of month. These are not fees — they're future expenses paid in advance.

Is there a no-closing-cost mortgage?+

No-closing-cost mortgages roll the costs into the loan balance or use a slightly higher interest rate to cover them. You don't pay upfront but pay more over the life of the loan.

What is owner's title insurance?+

Owner's title insurance protects you from defects in the property's title — liens, unpaid taxes, or ownership disputes from before your purchase. It's a one-time fee and covers you for as long as you own the home.

This calculator is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. Consult a qualified professional before making real estate or financial decisions.