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What closing costs do buyers pay in Colorado?

Published 2026-11-04 · Updated 2026-11-04

Buyers usually pay lender fees, title and escrow charges, prepaid taxes and insurance, and recording costs. Exact amounts depend on the loan and the contract.

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What usually shows up on a buyer closing statement?

• Lender origination and underwriting fees
• Appraisal and credit report when charged
• Title and escrow charges
• Prepaid taxes, insurance, and interest
• Recording and transfer-related fees

Colorado Division of Insurance explains that title insurance premiums are one-time and filed by insurers, that Section 8 of the Contract to Buy and Sell lets parties negotiate who pays for the owner's policy, and that buyers generally pay the lender's policy. Source:DOI Title Insurance(as of Nov 4, 2026).

Down payment and closing-cost help

CHFAoffers a grant up to the lesser of $25,000 or 3% of the first mortgage, or a deferred 0% second mortgage up to the lesser of $25,000 or 4% (as of Nov 4, 2026; confirm current terms with a participating lender). Front Range buyers can also reviewmetroDPA0% second-mortgage assistance (as of Nov 4, 2026; income and credit limits apply).

What should you do with this?

Use it as a checklist for conversations with your lender and agent. Then verify every fee on your loan estimate or net sheet.

• Write down your timing and must-haves
• Ask for line-item costs in writing
• Compare at least one alternative path
• Contact Lewi if you want a Denver Metro walkthrough

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