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HUD-1 statement

A document prepared by a closing Agent describing a Real estate Transaction, including the Escrow deposits for taxes, Commission, Loan fees, Point, Hazard insurance, and Mortgage insurance. also called Closing statement or Settlement sheet.

Related Terms: 25 Agent, Action, Commission, Call, CLO, CLU, Closing statement, Closing, Closing agent, Escrow, Hazard insurance, Insurance, Inc., ITS, Loan, Mortgage, Point, Points, Real, Real estate, Settlement, Settle, Settlement sheet, Transaction, Tax
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