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Closing costs are an inevitable part of the home buying or selling process, and it's important to understand what you can expect to pay when it comes time to close on your home. In this video, we'll break down all of the potential closing costs for buyers and sellers, explaining who is responsible for paying each cost and providing estimates on how much you can expect to pay.

For buyers, closing costs can include fees for loan application, appraisal, home inspection, homeowner's insurance, origination, processing, underwriting, points, prepaid interest, private mortgage insurance (PMI), FHA mortgage insurance premiums, property tax, courier fees, survey fees, title search, title insurance, attorney fees, closing fees, recording fees, and notary fees.

For sellers, closing costs may include real estate agent commissions, transfer tax, HOA transfer fees, and notary fees.

In addition to explaining all of these closing costs, we'll also provide tips on how to reduce closing costs by negotiating lower fees with your lender and seller. We'll also discuss options for rolling closing costs into your loan or taking a lender credit to pay for them.

By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of what you can expect to pay in closing costs as a buyer or seller, and you'll have the tools you need to minimize these costs and make the home buying or selling process as smooth as possible. So don't miss out - watch our video now to learn more about closing costs and how to handle them as a buyer or seller.

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