Kris, in this instance, that list would not do you any good since your Realtor brought it to after the proposed borrower.I prefer Amy's short answer as well in this one case, but there is more.I assure you that similar situations will arise again trying to be a lender and working on the other side of the fence.

Then you save face with family and the repairs are done and you have the assurance of a quality home.

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/origination-fee.aspThe appraisal fee might be a little high, but then you have a multi-unit.The title charges in total seem like they might be a bit high for the cost of the property - but that is sometimes regulated by gov't in some areas.Transfer tax = a local gov't charge.Tax Service fee = fee paid to assure that taxes (and possibly municipal utilities like trash and sewer) are paid.

Every reasonable effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the data provided; nevertheless, some information may not be completely accurate and more importantly, it may need to be properly interpreted by city staff.

I'm moving into tax deeds a little too and I can assure you, the learning never stops in this sector of the business.

They'll laugh and assure me they pay the utility bills so there are none for the landlord.....ugh.

Rest assured our government will always debase our currency. 

I found one lender that assures he can close in less than 3 weeks at 4.5% or lower (30Y fix).

There are 3 inch wide blank panels for cabinets that can be used to assure separation between the units with moving parts.

I looked him up on LinkedIn and he appears to have a credible account and has given me assurance after assurance over email that he is a reputable person, a man of his word.