What are closing costs and who pays them
What Are the Closing Costs in Oregon, and Who Pays Them?
Closing costs are one of the most common surprises in a real estate transaction. In Oregon, buyers typically pay 2–4% of the purchase price in closing costs, while sellers pay agent commissions and some title fees.
Buyer Closing Costs May Include:
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Loan origination fees
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Appraisal & inspection
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Title insurance & escrow
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Prepaid property taxes and insurance
Seller Closing Costs May Include:
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Agent commission
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Title insurance for the buyer
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Prorated property taxes
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Escrow fees (often split)
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