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Closing Fee$150.00Title Examination$150.00Final Title Report (Tulsa County)$100.00Final Title Report (Out of County)$200.00Shipping Fee/Abstract Handling Fee$125.00Buyer Name Check 35.00Preliminary
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Closing fee is a fee charged to cover the cost of finalizing a real estate transaction.
The parties involved in a real estate transaction, such as buyers, sellers, and agents, are required to file closing fees.
Closing fees can be filled out by providing information about the transaction, such as the purchase price, closing date, and any additional fees or charges.
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