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Florida sellers should expect to pay closing costs between 6.25?9.0% of the home's final selling price, including real estate agent commissions. Based on the median home value in Florida ($388,635), that's anywhere from $23,290?34,980.

Cash home buyers pay lower closing fees or settlement charges. Florida closing costs for cash buyers are around 1% of the purchase price. Cash home sales don't have a financing contingency. So, you skip mortgage closing costs as a cash buyer.

Georgia charges you about 0.1% of your home's sale price to transfer the title to the new owner. If you sell for Georgia's median home value ? $319,271 ? you'd pay $319. Some cities and counties also charge their own transfer tax. Check with your realtor and title company to see what taxes you'll owe in your area.

The costs can include fees for the title search, appraisal, and other services. They may also include charges for loan origination, document preparation, and insurance. In Florida, buyers are typically responsible for paying the closing costs. However, in some cases, the seller may agree to pay a portion of the costs.

Both buyers and sellers pay some portion of closing costs, in North Carolina and every state. Sellers typically shoulder a larger financial burden, since they usually pay the real estate agents' commissions.

Real estate commission fees are the lion's share of seller closing costs in Florida. Typically, these fees are split between the buyer's and seller's agents, averaging 5% to 6% of the home's sale price. Title search and insurance, as with buyers, ensure there are no unresolved claims to the property.

Settlement Fee ? typically $750-975 While you can avoid attorney fees (Florida doesn't require an attorney to be present at closing), you'll still need to pay a settlement fee to the title company or escrow company for their services on closing day.