HUD Study on Closing Costs in FHA Loans - 2008

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

This study, released by HUD in May 2008, presents findings on how much borrowers pay in closing costs when they buy a house, how much these costs vary, and factors to which the variation is related. Data were collected from 7,560 FHA-insured, 30-year fixed-rate home purchase loans closed in May and June of 2001on how much borrowers paid for lender or broker services, title services and real estate agent's services.

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