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When you purchase a home you negotiate with the seller to reach a sales price you both agree on. Sometimes the negotiations will include determining which party will pay for additional costs, such as transfer taxes. However, in some states it's customary for one party to pay certain expenses. In the state of Florida, the seller commonly pays for the deed transfer taxes.Sharon7th Level Mortgae LLC.732 606 6264
Usually the seller pays, but sometimes this is part of the negotiations between buyer and seller threw the real estate agents. Hopefully your agent worked for your best interest. 855 411 LEND
It is costomary for the seller to pay but that can be negotiated.
Usually the seller pays, but sometimes this is part of the negotiations between buyer and seller through the real estate agents. I am the number 1 lender in Florida - Give me a call to discuss the options please - 800 813 3291 Andrew Alfonso
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