Points on closing costs
[DOC File]Chapter 8
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This includes closing costs from the “Itemized Fees and Charges” list, the funding fee, and the lender’s flat charge. However, there is one limitation unique to IRRRLs: While the borrower may pay any reasonable amount of discount points in cash, no more than two discount points can be included in the loan amount. Continued on next page 7.
[DOCX File]Closing Disclosure - Freddie Mac Home
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When an identical value appears in more than one location on the Closing Disclosure, it generally is mapped using the same data points and XPaths and appears only once in the XML file. However, there are instances where an identical value is mapped using different XPaths (e.g., using document-
[DOC File]Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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These points usually are paid at closing and may be paid by the borrower or the home seller, or may be split between them. In some cases, the money needed to pay points can be borrowed (incorporated in the loan amount), but doing so will increase the loan amount and the total costs.
[DOC File]www.loantoolbox.com
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If a borrower in the 31% Federal tax bracket paid the 1.5 points in lieu of the $3,000 in closing costs, the result would be a cash tax benefit of almost $1,000. Therefore, by “trading” tax deductible points for non-deductible closing costs, the buyer can benefit substantially in the existing tax year.
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