The lender charges this fee for officially recording the signed mortgage documents which makes them a public record.
The fee collected from the borrower to record the mortgage document and make part of a public record.
A charge for recording the transfer of a property, paid to a city, county, or other appropriate branch of government.
Charged by the county recorders office for the filing of the Mortgage Note to make it a matter of public record.
The fee paid to a lender or agent for recording the sale of a property into public records.
the amount paid to the county recorder's office in order to make a document a matter of public record.
A fee paid to the county for recording a mortgage or deed and making it part of the public records.
Fees required to be paid to the Clerk of the Court for recording the documents, in the county in which the property is located.
Fees charged by the County Recorder's Office for recordation of Deed, Mortgage, or Deed of Trust, and, at times, additional documents requiring public notice.
Covers the expense the lender incurs to record a properly executed legal document (e.g., deed or mortgage) with the county registrar's office.
Fees charged by the local government to record loan documents (for example, the mortgage). These fees will be charged to the borrower and shown on the Settlement Statement (HUD-1).
Fee charged by the County Clerk 's office for recordation of Deed, Mortgage or Deed of Trust. This is a fee paid at closing for exact charges.
Money paid to the local authorities for recording a home sale, thereby making it part of the public records.
Money paid to the lender for recording a home sale with the local authorities, thereby making it part of the public records.
Money paid to a lender to record a home sale with local government, thus making it public record.
More fees? Afraid so. This is a fee charged for recording a real estate transaction with your town, making the mortgage, note and deed part of the public record.
The buyer's warranty deed and security deed must be recorded at the county courthouse. The county charges a fee to record these documents. Recording fees usually run between $30 - $60 and are the buyer's responsibility. The closing attorney will send these documents to be recorded.
The fees paid to have an instrument recorded in the public record.
Fees charged by a county recorder's office to record a mortgage or deed of trust.
Money paid to the lender for having the deed recorded with the county recorders office to make it part of the public records.
The charge to put on public record the details of legal documents such as a deed or mortgage.
Charged by the County or Town Clerk to record documents in public records. May be included in the borrower's closing costs.
Charged by the county recorder’s office for the filing of documents or details of a legal document to make them a matter of public record. Usually requires the witnessing and notarizing of the documents to be recorded.
Fee paid to the recorder of deeds to record the title transfer, the mortgage and its assignment to a third party, if appropriate.
fees government agencies charge for recording documents and making them a part of the public record
A standard fee (set by each state) charged to record mortgage documents into public record.
Payment made to the lender for recording the sale of a property with the county office
Fees that the lender charges for officially recording the signed mortgage documents to make them a public record.
Fee for filing a legal document into the public records.
Fees paid to an agent or county recorder to make public record of a property sale.
Money paid for the recording of a home sale with the local authorities, making the transaction part of the public records.
The amount charged by a public records office to record the security instrument within the county.
Fees charged the borrower by the lender for covering costs associated with recording a home sale, making it public record.
A fee charged by the local government to record mortgage documents into the public record so that any interested party is aware that a lender has an interest in the property. For our comparison purposes, a recording fee is considered to be a tax or other unavoidable fee.
A fee the borrower (buyer) pays for the legal recording of the new deed and mortgage.