Contracts
Under the Colorado Contract to Buy and Sell, which party typically pays the closing costs associated with the buyer's new loan?
AThe seller always pays all closing costs
BClosing costs are split equally regardless of their nature
CThe buyer pays loan-related costs unless the contract specifies otherwise✓ Correct
DClosing costs are always paid from earnest money
Explanation
In the Colorado Contract to Buy and Sell, each party is generally responsible for their own costs. Loan-related costs (origination fees, points, lender fees) are the buyer's responsibility unless the contract negotiates otherwise.
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