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Sellers sometimes pay for a portion or all of
the closing costs, depending on local market conditions, terms
of the purchase contract, and the seller's cash and timing
considerations. Any such concessions should be acknowledged in
writing. Most lenders will allow a credit from the seller to the
buyer for the non-recurring closing costs. However, they usually
won't allow a credit that reduces the amount of the buyer's down
payment or any of the buyer's recurring costs, such as expenses
for fire insurance premiums, Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI),
or property taxes.
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