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Origination fees 2.5%?
I am under contract on a house and my lender sent over the closing cost estimations. It looks like they are charging an origination fee of 2.5%. This seems high compared to what I have seen in the past. What have y'all seen in regards to origination fees?
Thanks in advance!
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I am under contract on a house and my lender sent over the closing cost estimations. It looks like they are charging an origination fee of 2.5%. This seems high compared to what I have seen in the past. What have y'all seen in regards to origination fees?
Thanks in advance!
@Jonathan Riordan The cost is just like the rate in that it depends on the details. is this for a conventional loan? Owner occupied or non-owner? Credit score, down payment all play into the rate AND costs of a loan. It may very will be overpriced but no way to know without the details.
@Jonathan Riordan In that case, there is no reason you should HAVE to pay 2.5% in origination. You CAN pay that if you are buying down your rate significantly but again that should be your choice.
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