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Notary and closing
Here is what you can expect or ask for from my experience:
1. New pen for signing wiped thoroughly
2. Pen stays with you after signing
3. Only material they will touch would be your ID
4. ID would be wiped and returned back
5. Can expect gloves to be worn
6. Signing can happen in your front yard or in your garage
7. If you have a Costco table then you can sit on either sides to maintain distancing
8. Masks might be recommended given new guidelines
9. Plus discuss with the notary!!
expiredGreenworld123 posted Dec 08, 2019 02:27 PM
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expiredGreenworld123 posted Dec 08, 2019 02:27 PM
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Either from other lenders or better?
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This essentially matches my understanding, but it is outstanding principal and not original loan amount. However, it again is about mortgage recording tax and not transfer taxes. I've seen others in this thread comment how their state charges transfer taxes even on refis while some, like NC for me, don't.
If indeed for NY that transfer tax and mortgage recording tax are two different things vs. terminology differences for the same thing, then a CEMA doesn't impact the transfer tax from what I have seen.
Either from other lenders or better?
You know what's funny ... I just did a side-by-side comparison of the Taxes/other between Better and my LD lending estimate. Based on what you said, I may need to get a LE from Quicken as well.
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- lower by $1200 on recording fees
- lower by $1000 on transfer taxes
Plus, they will end up giving a closing credit of $1000 at closing.
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Either from other lenders or better?
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Off course it should be possible but depends on your costs but should be doable with a higher rate. Again "True No Closing Cost" loan is where the lender is paying everything and you are bringing nothing to very little to the closing table and isnt just rolled into the loan.
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