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Settlement statement

Closing Cost Calculator

Closing costs are the debit lines on a settlement statement, and who pays each one depends on the state and the contract. Choose buyer or seller, then replace each estimate with the quote or figure from your lender, title company, recorder, or contract.

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Statement for

Buyer input; financing is price minus this amount.

Buyer credit against cash to close.

Seller or lender credits applied to buyer cash to close.

Your quotes, credits and payoff12 lines

Enter quote and keep its source with your worksheet.

Enter the buyer-side title or settlement quote.

Enter the buyer-side recording quote.

Enter the buyer-side contract or official quote.

Separate reserves from one-time closing charges when comparing quotes.

Interest, insurance, and tax prepaids from the loan estimate.

Add your quoted amounts here. Open a state calculator below to calculate its supported taxes and fees.

Reconcile the closing statement

Closing cost questions by state

Each state page provides its own supported tax, recording or title calculation, required local inputs, worked examples and primary sources. Choose the property’s state to start.

Beyond the state pages: mortgage purchase fees and cash to close, compare two Loan Estimates, and cash to close versus seller proceeds.

Last reviewed 2026-10-05. See the source guidance.

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