Seller's Expenses
- Doc Stamps on Deed (70¢ per $100 of the sale price**)
- Pay off Existing Mortgage Loans
- Title Services
(including title search and closing/settlement services and title insurance. Could be Buyer or Seller’s expense, depending upon contract provisions) - Owner’s Title Insurance Premium [Closing Cost Calculator©]
- Real Property Tax Proration
- Recording Fees – Satisfaction of Mortgage, Curative documents
- Prorate Condo/HOA Charges
- Real Estate Brokerage Commission
- Condo / HOA Estoppel Fee
- Lien Search Fee
Buyer's Expenses
- Condo/HOA Approval Fee
- Recording Fees (Deed, Condo/HOA Approval, etc.)
- Prorate Condo/HOA Charges
- Homeowners Insurance
- Flood Insurance (if applicable)
- Inspection Costs
- Survey
- Real Property Tax Proration
- Permit Search Fee
* Examples only. Applicable contract will govern. In 22 Florida counties title premium is generally a buyer’s expense and in the remaining 44 counties, title insurance is generally a seller’s expense. For example, in Miami-Dade, Broward and Martin counties the title premium is generally a buyer’s expense, whereas in Palm Beach and a majority of other counties, it is generally a seller’s expense. For more information Contact Us.
** See Closing Cost Calculator© for documentary stamps on deed in Miami-Dade County.
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