Every Fee on Your
Settlement Statement
Transparent Pricing
Everything listed here appears as a line item before closing. You know your exact net proceeds before the closing table — no surprises when wire deadlines hit.
Submit Your Deal → Read the FAQRate is quoted per file within the published range and confirmed in writing before you commit. Totals include doc prep ($250). Collected at closing — $0 due today.
Document Preparation required
Lender documents, funding disclosures, and wire instructions for both closings. Without this, escrow cannot process the transaction.
Two Separate Escrow Files if applicable
When A-B and B-C close at different title companies — extra coordination required
Rush Closing if applicable
Close of Escrow date is within 5 business days of submission
Carry / Extension if applicable
If closing extends past the agreed date — capital is deployed and held for your deal
Pass-Through Costs if applicable
Title rush fees, after-hours closings, extra wires — exact vendor cost, zero markup from us
What does +0.50 pts mean? Points are percentage points added to your rate. Example: 1.49% tier + rush = 1.99%. On a $600K deal that is extra $3,000 — worth knowing before committing to a tight timeline.
Collected at closing from B-C proceeds — $0 due today. Every fee appears on your settlement statement before any wire is sent. You see the exact total before the closing table — no surprises when deadlines hit.
Pricing Questions, Answered
Straight answers on fees, timing, and what appears on your settlement statement.
At closing, from B-C proceeds. Nothing is due upfront — no application fee, no deposit, no retainer. If the deal does not close, you owe nothing on the funding fee, doc prep, or TC.
The A-B purchase price — what you pay the seller. Your spread and your B-C sale price do not affect the funding fee. Your exact rate within the 1.49%–1.93% range is set when we review the file and confirmed before you commit.
Title rush fees, after-hours closings, and extra wires are billed at the exact vendor cost with zero markup. You see the invoice amount on your settlement statement.
Deals at $1M and above are priced case by case rather than off the published range. Larger and commercial transactions also need more lead time than a standard residential file. Submit your numbers and you will get a firm quote back.
Your rate is locked in writing before you commit. After that it only moves if something on your file changes — a rush timeline, a second escrow file, or a carry beyond the agreed closing date. Every one of those is published above, and you see the final total on the settlement statement before any wire is sent.