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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investment purchase question
I won a home off of auction.com a few days ago. I selected the title company that they recommended because I figured in this situation it may be easier.
I have purchased several homes and typically the settlement fee from the title company is $500 +\- $100, I was expecting a similar cost. This title company’s settlement fee is $1200. I spoke with them and told them that I was going to use a different title company, at that point they said their fee would still be $800 if I don’t use them or an additional $400 if I close through them. Does this seem crazy or is this common?
Thanks for the feedback!