In a real estate transaction, closing cost credits are a seller-paid concession covering buyer expenses like loan fees or title insurance. Used to lower upfront cash needed, they reduce the total amount due at settlement. Buyers benefit from reduced out-of-pocket costs, while sellers gain a competitive edge, making offers more attractive in negotiations.
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