Recording Fees: Fees charged by the local government to record loan documents (for example, the mortgage). These fees will be charged to the borrower and shown on the Settlement Statement (HUD-1).

 

Related Words

Recording Fees: Fees charged by the local government to record loan documents (for example, the mortgage). These fees will be charged to the borrower and shown on the Settlement Statement (HUD-1).

Service Fees: These fees are non-refundable and usually are included with any ticket purchase and sometimes appear as separate charges on your credit card statement.

Recording fee : A charge for recording the transfer of a property, paid to a city, county, or other appropriate branch of government.

Recording: The act of entering into the book of public records the written instruments affecting the title to real property, such as deeds, mortgages, contracts for sale, options and assignments. There . . . View Full Definition

Slotting Fees: Paid by manufacturers to purchase shelf space in retail stores: such fees are a controversial issue in the food sector. Critics regard slotting fees as unearned store discounts (or even 'kic . . . View Full Definition

Title Insurance Fees: The costs involved in purchasing title insurance. May include title insurance policy and search fees.

User Fees: Any of various charges and assessments levied on a specifically delineated group that is directly subject to a particular government service, program, or activity: such fees are not levied o . . . View Full Definition

Ultrasonic Image Recording: Image formation by measurement of ultrasound echoes translated electronically into a scanned visual image on a tv display. Also known as sonography.

Tuition Fees: Money paid toward the cost of courses to be taken during a school year.

12B-1 Fees: The percent of a mutual fund's assets used to defray marketing and distribution expenses. The amount of the fee is stated in the fund's prospectus. The SEC has recently proposed that 12B-1 f . . . View Full Definition