Mortgage Figures

Estimate your buyer closing costs.

Add the fees from your Loan Estimate to see one itemized total. We do not invent local fees: every dollar in the estimate comes from a number you enter.

Purchase and loan

Loan costs
Other upfront costs

Interest, insurance, or taxes paid in advance

Inspection, owner's title, or attorney costs you enter

Estimated closing costs

$12,800.00

2.84% of the purchase price

Loan costs
$6,700.00
Other costs and prepaids
$7,100.00
Gross closing costs
$13,800.00
Lender credits applied
$1,000.00
This is closing costs only — not the cash you bring to closing. Down payment, deposits, seller credits, and financed costs belong in Cash to Close.

Educational estimate using only the amounts you enter. Fees vary by lender, provider, contract, and jurisdiction. Compare your Loan Estimate with the final Closing Disclosure and ask about every difference.

What belongs in closing costs?

Loan costs

These can include lender origination charges, discount points, appraisal or credit-report fees, and services such as title work. Some providers are chosen by the lender; others may be shoppable.

Other costs and prepaids

Government charges, prepaid interest, homeowners insurance, property taxes, and the initial escrow deposit can all appear at closing even though they are not lender fees.

Credits reduce costs

A lender credit can offset closing costs, usually in exchange for a different loan price or interest rate. Compare the whole offer, not the credit by itself.

Closing costs are not Cash to Close

Cash to Close also accounts for your down payment, deposits already paid, seller credits, and any costs financed into the loan. Use your lender's final Closing Disclosure for the amount and payment instructions.

Before signing, compare this estimate with the CFPB's explanations of mortgage closing fees and the Closing Disclosure.

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