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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures New Jersey Real Estate for Salespersons and Brokers By Marcia Darvin Spada Thomson/South-Western Copyright, 2006
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Chapter 10 Key Terms Abstract of title Actual notice/ constructive notice Credits/debits Notice of settlement Proration Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) Realty transfer fee Survey Title Title closing Title closing statement
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures A Condo and Coop Closing Compared CondominiumCooperative Type of transaction Fee simple ownership Personal property; shares of stock Transfer documents Deed Proprietary lease Taxes at closing NJ Realty transfer fee NJ Realty transfer fee; flip tax
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Those Present at Closing Seller Buyer Real Estate Agent Title company rep Lender’s, buyers and seller’s attorney
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Preliminaries to Closing Deed and other closing documents Survey Title search-evidence of marketable title Title insurance Notice of settlement Structural inspection/other tests Homeowner’s insurance
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) RESPA Residential federally financed properties Eliminate Kickback/ Referral fees Provide information Prevent abusive practices Good faith estimate Buyer’s Guide to Settlement Costs HUD Form No. 1 Settlement Cost disclosure
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Possible Seller Closing Costs Realty transfer fee Broker commission Attorney fee Recording documents to clear title Payoff off existing property liens Condo/coop fees
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Possible Purchaser Closing Costs Appraisal/credit report fees Mortgage and deed recording fees Attorney fees Lender costs (escrow account, discount fees, loan origination fees, mortgage insurance) Survey (sometimes paid by seller) Homeowner’s insurance Structural and other tests/inspections
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Calculating Prorations A closing is held September 15 th. The annual property taxes of $6,000 have been paid. What will the entry for the seller be on the closing statement? 6,000 ÷ 12mos = $500 8 mos x $500 = $3,500 500÷2 = $250 $250 + $3,500 = $3,750 Credit to seller: $3,750
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Chapter 10 Title Closing and Settlement Procedures Debits and Credits
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