Total closing costs
All buyer costs paid at closing.
Why it matters
These are fixed by law, by the notario and by the bank. The buyer pays them unless the contract says otherwise.
Who helps
The notario and your attorney prepare a good-faith estimate and a settlement statement.
What to do: Ask the notario for a written estimate of all your closing costs.
Typical items
- ISAI
- notario fees
- RPPC recording
- no-lien and no-debt certificates
- appraisal
- SRE permit
- trust acceptance fee and first annual trust fee
- RNIE filing
- legal fees
- escrow
Costs Estimate
- Exchange rates move the final number. Estimates are usually re-run at the closing-day rate.
Estimates only. Get written quotes.
Common mistakes
- Budgeting 2–3% because of old US-style rules of thumb.
Say it in Spanish
- Por favor envíe el estado de cierre con cada concepto desglosado.
Please send the settlement statement with every line item.
Terms
Sources
- TodosSantos.com (checked 2026-10)
Confirm the details for your case with your notario or attorney.
Common questions
How much are closing costs?
Estimates commonly range around 4%–7% of the price in BCS, including ISABI, notario, appraisal, registry, trust and permit fees. Ask the notario for an itemized estimate.
Are the costs in the app exact?
No. They're estimates and ranges from public sources, and they change yearly. Always get written quotes.