Virginia Title Insurance Rate Calculator | Virginia Transfer Tax
and Recordation Calculator
Title
Insurance rates are not regulated by the State of Virginia, therefore,
title rates can vary between title insurers. The State of Virginia has
three transfer taxes and two recordation taxes (think of the recordation
tax as a mortgage tax stamp). The buyer typically pays the state and
county deed transfer tax. The seller pays a transfer tax to the state,
also known as the VA Grantor tax. Should there be a mortgage on the
property, the buyer will pay a recordation tax to the State of Virginia
and the county. This closing cost calculator should be useful for the
mortgage lender's GFE and HUD-1. Additional state title insurance
and transfer tax calculators can be found here:
Title Insurance Page.
Title
Insurance rates are not regulated by the State of Virginia, therefore,
title rates can vary between title insurers. The State of Virginia has
three transfer taxes and two recordation taxes (think of the recordation
tax as a mortgage tax stamp). The buyer typically pays the state and
county deed transfer tax. The seller pays a transfer tax to the state,
also known as the VA Grantor tax. Should there be a mortgage on the
property, the buyer will pay a recordation tax to the State of Virginia
and the county. This closing cost calculator should be useful for the
mortgage lender's GFE and HUD-1. Additional state title insurance
and transfer tax calculators can be found here:
