Frais de Closing
Pour les acheteurs, les frais de closing incluent généralement les frais de prêt, l'assurance titre, les taxes de transfert, les frais d'enregistrement et les honoraires d'avocat. À New York, les acheteurs de biens de plus de 1 million de dollars paient également la « mansion tax » allant de 1 à 3,9 %. Les frais de closing totaux peuvent représenter 2 à 5 % du prix d'achat.
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