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What is a “No-Cost” loan?

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What is a “No-Cost” loan?

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A “No-Cost” loan is a loan where the broker pays for all of the hard costs of closing the loan; appraisal, credit, title, etc… The borrower is only responsible for the down payment or payoff balance (depending on whether it is a purchase or a refinance), and the pre-paids (tax, insurance escrows, and interest).

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