Richland County, South Carolina Closing Costs

On the $224,200 median Richland County home, the county-specific closing items come to about $1,564: transfer tax $831, title insurance $693, recording fees $40. Lender fees, appraisal and prepaids are added by the loan, not the county.

County-specific closing costs by purchase price

Purchase priceTransfer taxTitle insurance (both policies)Recording feesTotal
$150,000$555$535$40$1,130
$200,000$740$640$40$1,420
$250,000$925$745$40$1,710
$300,000$1,110$850$40$2,000
$350,000$1,295$955$40$2,290
$400,000$1,480$1,060$40$2,580
$450,000$1,665$1,165$40$2,870
$500,000$1,850$1,270$40$3,160
$600,000$2,220$1,450$40$3,710
$700,000$2,590$1,630$40$4,260
$800,000$2,960$1,810$40$4,810
$1,000,000$3,700$2,170$40$5,910

Frequently asked questions

How much are closing costs in Richland County?

On the $224,200 median home, the county-specific items come to about $1,564: transfer tax $831, title insurance $593 for the owner's policy and $100 for the lender's, and about $40 to record the deed and mortgage. Lender fees, an appraisal, prepaid taxes and insurance come on top and depend on the loan.

Who pays these in Richland County?

The seller customarily pays the South Carolina transfer tax. Who pays the owner's title policy is negotiable; the buyer pays the lender's policy and the mortgage recording fee.

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

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Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. General information, not financial advice.

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