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Beasley12
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Something feels wrong....

Purchase agreement: The builder "added in" the closing costs to the price of the home. This increased the cost by $5000.

 

Loan application: Closing costs are listed on the "estimated closing costs" line.

 

Why are closing costs added twice?

 

Second question: Why is their a loan origination fee and a lender fee?

 

Please help me out someone....quickly.....because something feels wrong here.

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DallasLoanGuy
Super Contributor

Re: Something feels wrong....


@Beasley12 wrote:

Purchase agreement: The builder "added in" the closing costs to the price of the home. This increased the cost by $5000.

 

Loan application: Closing costs are listed on the "estimated closing costs" line.

 

Why are closing costs added twice?

 

Second question: Why is their a loan origination fee and a lender fee?

 

Please help me out someone....quickly.....because something feels wrong here.


the closing costs are shown and then they issue a blanket credit for them.

the credit should show on the paperwork.

 

2nd question. fees are fees. they can be called whatever. if they are high, then you should be getting a great rate. if they are low, then some are likely covered by a higher rate.

some people like to talk about junk fees. well, that really isn't what they are. lender has a set fee(named many things) that they want to do the loan. it is usually competitive with the market. if they exclude any fees, they cover them with a higher rate.

 

you need to have another lender see your gfe and explain in detail.....

 

Retired Lender
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adymax
Contributor

Re: Something feels wrong....

Depending on the location closing costs can be reatty high. In Chicago area closing costs are 5-6K for a $200,000 loan.  We are building a home and our closing costs will be close to 7K when you factor in escrow acc deposit ,HOA reserve etc. 

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