However, in order for students to be able to count all the very thin varves, we needed to enlarge them 17 times, along with a 10mm ruler enlarged the same amount. The enlarged varve sections are arranged in fours on 4 pages for at total of 16 varve sections. There are also 4 10mm enlarged rulers on one page:
Three of those homes sold in the $440,000 range and they paid $10,000 to $15,000 in buyerâs closing costs. There were three other homes that sold for $400,000 to $410,000 and they paid no closing at all. The people who paid closing put an extra $10,000 to $15,000 in their pockets. Now, thatâs a very anecdotal example.
Closing costs are all the taxes and fees required to complete a real estate transaction. Home sellers often forget that closing costs come out of their selling price, and the expense can be substantial â and are usually unavoidable.What are all the closing costs, and who pays them â the buyer or the seller-Closing costs vary from state to state and can even differ by county or city.In most states, buyer and seller split closing costs. In other states, the buyer is responsible or the costs are negotiated.ut in Kentucky, the seller pays closing costs. Then there are lendersâ and ownersâ title-insurance premiums, except in Iowa, the only state that does not authorize them. Depending on the state, there can be city, county or state transfer taxes; mortgage taxes; and documentary taxes.