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Firstly, you have the deposit, which is typically anything from five to 20 per cent for first time buyers. You may also have to pay mortgage set-up fees, which are typically between £100 and £250. Some mortgage products have an arrangement fee, which can be separate to the booking fee, and can cost around £2,000. These costs are variable and will depend on your lender. You also have the solicitors conveyancing fee. The best thing to do is compare conveyancing quotes, as these fees differ. There is then the building insurance fee, telegraphic transfer fee, moving costs, and registration of title if you are buying in Scotland.

You may not have to pay all of the above costs. Only some lenders charge building insurance fees, for example, when customers decide to take out such an insurance plan with another company. However, some costs, i.e. solicitors fees for buying a house cannot be avoided.


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Firstly, you have the deposit, which is typically anything from five to 20 per cent for first time buyers. You may also have to pay mortgage set-up fees, which are typically between £100 and £250. Some mortgage products have an arrangement fee, which can be separate to the booking fee, and can cost around £2,000. These costs are variable and will depend on your lender. You also have the solicitors conveyancing fee. The best thing to do is compare conveyancing quotes, as these fees differ. There is then the building insurance fee, telegraphic transfer fee, moving costs, and registration of title if you are buying in Scotland.

You may not have to pay all of the above costs. Only some lenders charge building insurance fees, for example, when customers decide to take out such an insurance plan with another company. However, some costs, i.e. solicitors fees for buying a house cannot be avoided.


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