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Estimate total closing costs for buyers and sellers across all 50 states. Know every fee before you sit down at the closing table.

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Estimate total closing costs for buyers and sellers across all 50 states. Know every fee b...

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*Estimates only. Actual costs vary by lender, county, and transaction. Consult your real estate attorney.

What is the Closing Costs Calculator?

Closing costs are fees paid at the final stage of a real estate transaction — the "closing." They cover lender origination charges, title insurance, attorney fees, government recording fees, transfer taxes, escrow deposits, and prepaid items like homeowner's insurance and property tax reserves. Closing costs typically range from 2% to 5% of the purchase price for buyers and 6% to 10% for sellers (including agent commissions).

How to Use This Calculator

  • 1Enter the home's sale or purchase price.
  • 2Select whether you are the buyer, seller, or calculating both sides.
  • 3Choose your state — closing costs vary significantly by state and county.
  • 4Enter your down payment percentage (affects the loan amount and lender fees).
  • 5Click Calculate to see itemized estimates for lender fees, title costs, and government charges.

⚖️ Attorney's Role

In attorney-closing states (CT, NY, NJ, PA, GA, SC, and others), a real estate attorney is legally required at closing. Your attorney will review the HUD-1 or Closing Disclosure, ensure all fees are accurate, resolve title issues, and handle the fund transfer. Even in non-attorney states, hiring one protects your interests.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about closing costs in real estate transactions

Buyer closing costs generally range from 2% to 5% of the loan amount. On a $400,000 home with 20% down ($320,000 loan), expect $6,400–$16,000. Key charges include loan origination (0.5–1%), appraisal ($400–700), title insurance ($1,000–2,500), attorney fees ($500–1,500), and prepaid escrow items.
Sellers typically pay real estate agent commissions (4–6% of the sale price), transfer taxes, title search fees, attorney fees, and sometimes buyer concessions. On a $400,000 sale, seller costs often total $28,000–$40,000 when commissions are included.
Some lenders allow you to roll closing costs into your loan through a 'no-closing-cost mortgage' — but this raises your interest rate or loan balance. In certain refinances, costs can be added to the new loan. Discuss this trade-off with your lender and real estate attorney.
Both parties pay closing costs, but different ones. Buyers pay lender fees, appraisal, title insurance, and prepaid items. Sellers pay agent commissions, transfer taxes, and title fees. In some markets, buyers negotiate for seller concessions to offset their costs.
Some closing costs are deductible for buyers — specifically mortgage points (prepaid interest) and property taxes paid at closing. Origination fees and title insurance are not directly deductible but can be added to your cost basis, reducing capital gains when you sell. Consult a tax attorney or CPA.

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