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What Are Seller Concessions? Here’s Why They’re a ‘Win-Win for Both Sides’

Realtor.com

One type of incentive that buyers—and sellers—can use is called seller concessions. Seller concessions occur when a seller agrees to cover the cost of things the buyer usually pays for, such as closing costs , title searches, property appraisals, and other fees.

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Seller Concessions in Real Estate Explained

Realty Biz

What to Know About a Seller Concession. Many terms get bantered around in real estate that either a buyer or seller may not know the meaning of. One such term is seller’s concessions. It is not uncommon at all for a client to ask what are seller concessions. What is a seller concession?

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Reverse purchase financing: The financing option no one is talking about

Housing Wire

They own the home with their name on the title, as with any mortgage, traditional or reverse. Recently, Interested Party Contributions (or seller concessions) have been allowed with HECM for Purchase loans. The 6% limit also includes payment of the Up-Front Mortgage Insurance Premium (UFMIP).

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Price Reduction vs. Closing Cost Credit: Which is Better?

Realty Biz

Two common strategies sellers use to entice potential buyers are offering a closing cost credit or a price reduction. What Is a Seller Credit? A seller credit, or a closing cost credit, is an agreement where the seller agrees to pay a portion of the buyer's closing costs.

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What are Closing Costs?

Windemere Selling

The closing process in a real estate transaction finalizes the terms of an agreement between the buyer and seller, leading to the transfer of the property’s title. This step of the buying/selling process comes with its own set of costs.

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Are There Disadvantages to the Seller Paying the Buyer’s Closing Costs?

HomeLight

Industry experts estimate that sellers can expect to pay anywhere from 6% to 10% of their home’s purchase price in closing costs when it’s time to sell. So if your home sells for $450,000, you could spend anywhere between $27,000 to $45,000 in seller fees. Lender’s title insurance. Typical seller closing costs.

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Georgia Sellers: Here’s a Round Up of Your Closing Costs

HomeLight

Whether you’re selling a modern condo in Atlanta’s Midtown or a century-old property in Savannah’s Historic District, you need to know the closing costs sellers are responsible for in Georgia. The last thing you want is sticker shock when you review these subtractions in your seller’s settlement statement. Not in Atlanta?