FHA Closing Costs

While FHA defines which closing costs are allowable as charges to the borrower, the specific costs and amounts that are deemed reasonable and customary are determined by each local FHA office. All other costs are generally not allowed and are usually paid by the seller when buying a new home, or paid by the lender when refinancing your exising FHA loan.

• Lender's origination fee
• Deposit verification fees
• Attorney's fees
• The appraisal fee and any inspection fees
• Lender's origination fee
• Cost of title insurance and title examination
• Document preparation (by a third party)
• Property survey
• Credit reports (actual costs)
• Transfer stamps, recording fees, and taxes
• Test and certification fees
• Home inspection fees up to $200

Allowed in an FHA refinance loan are wire transfer fees, courier fees, reconveyance fees, and fees to payoff bills.

There are many reasons for homebuyers to investigate an FHA home purchase. Your loan is guaranteed by the government, making your application more attractive to lenders. When you decide to apply for an FHA refinance loan, your lender may have a look at your credit rating. This is a source of stress for many, especially those who need to refinance because they risk default or foreclosure on ARM loans or non-FHA loans with variable interest rates.

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