Escrow & Title (alternative)
In Maryland, the typical closing cost that is split between buyer and seller is the:
ALender's title insurance
BTransfer tax✓ Correct
COwner's title insurance premium
DSurvey fee
Explanation
Maryland state transfer tax (0.5%) is typically split equally between buyer and seller, though first-time homebuyers pay no transfer tax and the full amount falls to the seller.
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