There may be a separate, one-time fee that covers preparation of the final loan papers, including the note and the deed of trust. Often called “Pointsâ€, a loan document fee is a one-time charge used to adjust the yield on the loan market conditions demand. One point is equal to 1% of the loan amount.
A charge by the lender that is paid at closing for preparing all of the loan documents; only charged to the buyer on Conventional loans.
the fee charged by the lender for drawing loan documents
Such fees are given to companies who are appointed to prepare the loan closing documents.
A fee paid to the lender or title company/attorney for the preparation of settlement documents.
A cost charged by the lender for the preparation of documents necessary to close the loan.
A fee covering the cost of preparing state, county and/or lender specific documents for settlement.
An amount of money that you may be charged for the preparation of mortgage loan documents. This charge will be shown on the HUD-1 Settlement Statement.
Some lenders will charge a fee to prepare some of the legal documents that you will be signing at the time of closing, such as the deed of trust/mortgage, note, and truth-in-lending statement. For our comparison purposes, the document preparation charges are considered to be a lender fee.
A charge by an attorney for preparing legal documents for a transaction.
A fee charged by the lender for the preparation of all the final closing paperwork including loan documents and deeds of trust to complete the purchase of a property with a mortgage.
Fees associated with preparing closing documents. Citibank's home equity products do not charge for preparing closing documents.
cost of preparing final legal papers.
