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There are various costs and fees involved in purchasing a home. The following list depicts an example of the costs you may be responsible for. Keep in mind that responsibility for some of these charges can be negotiable and the responsible party may vary from area to area. 1) Title insurance premium (according to contract)
2) Escrow fees (according to contract)
3) Document preparation (if applicable)
4) Notary fees
5) Recording charges for all documents in buyer's names
6) Termite inspection (according to contract)
7) Tax proration (from date of acquisition)
8) Homeowner's transfer fee
9) All new loan charges (except those required by lender for seller to pay)
10) Interest on new loan from date of funding to 30 days prior to first payment date
11) Inspection fees (roofing, property inspection, geological, etc.)
12) Home warranty (according to contract)
13) Fire insurance premium for first year See below for a chart of the closing costs paid by the buyer |  | | | Register below for Closing Cost Chart. | |
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Relocation >Enhancing Your Home
A moderate climate can help your home sell, but wherever you live, you can enhance your home's hidden potential by bringing the outside into your home. Minor remodeling projects can be tailored to suit your taste and your budget.
Study the placement of your home on the property. A small window can be made larger to let more light into a room and expand the view. You can create an entertainment area for guests by installing a sliding glass door which opens onto your garden or adding a patio or deck. The addition of a skylight in a dark room can make a dramatic improvement.
You can also consider ways to enhance the outdoor features of your home and integrate them into the living space of your home. Such improvements can often greatly increase the value of your property.
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What area in the U.S. has been referred to as the "American Riviera"?
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Miami Beach in Biscayne Bay is Florida's pre-eminent place for "people watching" and a hot spot for celebrities.
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