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RATE Sheetwith the As of January 1St ,2021 TITLEVEST 110 East 42nd Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10017 Save time and increase T 212.757.580 0 F 212.757.0466 E [email protected] efficiencyRATE SHEETwith the www.titlevest.com As of January 1st ,2021 Services Recording Fees (uninsured transactions only) Owner's Title Insurance Policy TBD (based on purchase price) Document Type Fee (Includes TitleVest service fees) TOEP Policy TBD (based on purchase price) $290 + $5 per page (NYC) New York State: $300 + $5 per page (upstate counties) Deed/Lease/Easement for Residential Lender's Title Insurance Policy TBD (based on loan amount) $500 + $5 per page (Suffolk)** 1-3 Family Property $950 + $5 per page (Nassau)*** Eagle9 or Coop UCC/Plus TBD (based on purchase price) Leasehold Policies TBD (based on purchase price) $400 + $5 per page (NYC) New York State: $425 + $5 per page (upstate counties) Sightline Report Deed/Lease/Easement for Commercial, $750 (up to 5 properties) $625 + $5 per page (Suffolk)** (development rights ‘air rights’ analysis) 4+ family, or Mixed Use Property $1,080 + $5 per page (Nassau)*** 1031 Exchange (Forward) Starting at $750/ $1,500 (simultaneous) New York State: Offering Plans ($50 off for REBNY members) PDF is free. Printed version is $150 $140 + $5 per page (NYC & upstate counties) All other documents (Mortgage,CEMA, $340 + $5 per page (Suffolk)** Satisfaction of Mortgage, Power of Uninsured Title Report $750* $790 + $5 per page (Nassau)*** Attorney, etc.) 25% contingency based upon Transfer & Mortgage Tax Consulting Service amount of tax savings $375 (Nassau)*** UCCs *Price is subject to change depending on property type, location, involvement, etc. $75 (Any other County within NY State or NY State filing) $125 Filing Transfer Tax Forms for Coops The above charges DO NOT include the NYCDOF Searches $100 filing fee or any applicable transfer taxes. Coop Lien Search $350 Court Filings $75 + County Clerk's Fee Bankruptcy Search (per name) $50 ** Suffolk: Add $200 for each additional lot and add $200 for each mortgage related document. *** Nassau: Add $300 for each additional block and $355 for each additional OFAC (Patriot) Search (per name) $30 Tax Map Verification Letter. Municipal Searches $450* Prepayment is required for all documents received for recording in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Covenant and Restrictions Search $300* Last Deed of Record $50* Legal Form Preparation Charges Open Mortgage Search $200* Transfer E-Tax Forms $150 (includes cover pages for coop transfers only)* UCC Search (per name or property) $125* Deed $100 Copies of Recorded Documents TBD Power of Attorney $150 Tax Search $100 * Cover pages are only provided if the client has an ACRIS account that was used to prepare the forms. Foreclosure Search $495* (available for properties in NYS) Zoning Lot Certifications Preparation $750 Lien and Judgement Search $350* Name/Business Search (per name) $125* Thank You For Choosing TitleVest! *Uninsured Title Report stating price is subject to change depending on property type & location. The fees outlined for the above-referenced products are base fees for residential properties and are subject to change depending upon the details of your request. Please contact a TitleVest representative for more info and a team member will be glad to assist. TITLEVEST 110 E 42nd Street New York, NY 10017 www.titlevest.com First American Title Insurance Company, and the operating divisions thereof, make no express or implied warranty respecting the information presented and assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. First American, the eagle logo, First American Title, and firstam.com are registered trademarks or trademarks of First American Financial Corporation and/or its affiliates. ©2021 First American Financial Corporation and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. NYSE: FAF 3413350121.
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