There are two types of costs or expenses in an escrow: the recurring costs and the non-recurring costs.This chart will define and give examples of both types. Recurring Costs. Costs which the party pays at closing but will continue to occur or be repeated after the escrow closes as a cost of maintaining the property.1  Fire Insurance Premium. 2  Homeownerâs Association Dues.3  Real Property Taxes. 4  Interest on the New Loan.his chart will define and give examples of both types. Recurring Costs. Costs which the party pays at closing but will continue to occur or be repeated after the escrow closes as a cost of maintaining the property. 1  Fire Insurance Premium. 2  Homeownerâs Association Dues. 3  Real Property Taxes. 4  Interest on the New Loan.
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