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Closing Costs Calculator

Itemized closing cost estimate (2–5%).

Purchase Details

$
Home price minus down payment
$

Itemized Estimate

Lender Fees
Loan Origination (1%)$3,600
Credit Report$50
Third-Party Fees
Appraisal$600
Title Insurance$2,000
Title Search$400
Escrow / Settlement$1,800
Recording Fees$250
Prepaids & Escrow
Prepaid Interest (15 days)$1,050
Homeowners Insurance (1yr)$2,400
Property Tax Escrow (2mo)$800
PMI Escrow (2mo)$600

Summary

Estimated Total Closing Costs

$13,550

% of Home Price

3.4%

Lender Fees

$3,650

Third-Party Fees

$5,050

Prepaids & Escrow

$4,850

$13,550
Total
  • Lender Fees$3,650 (27%)
  • Third-Party Fees$5,050 (37%)
  • Prepaids & Escrow$4,850 (36%)

These are estimates. Actual costs vary by lender, location, and loan type. Request a Loan Estimate (LE) from your lender for exact figures.

How to Use the Closing Costs Calculator

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Understanding Closing Costs Calculations

Our calculator uses industry-standard financial formulas to provide accurate estimates. Results are based on the inputs you provide and standard financial assumptions. While our calculations are precise, real-world results may vary based on fees, taxes, and other factors.

Use these results as a starting point for your financial planning. For major financial decisions, consult with a qualified financial advisor who can account for your complete financial picture.

Tips for Better Financial Planning

  • Run multiple scenarios — try different values to understand the range of outcomes.
  • Be conservative with projections — use lower return rates and higher expense estimates.
  • Review annually — your financial situation changes; recalculate regularly.
  • Account for inflation — a dollar today will be worth less in 20 years.
  • Use this as a starting point — then work with a financial advisor for personalized advice.

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Financial Disclaimer: The calculations provided by CalcVerify are for informational and educational purposes only. Results are estimates based on the information you provide and standard financial formulas. These calculations are not a substitute for professional financial advice. Tax calculations use 2025 rates and may not reflect current law. Interest rates and market returns used in examples are illustrative only. Please consult a qualified financial advisor, tax professional, or mortgage broker before making significant financial decisions.