Common use of Seller’s Expenses Clause in Contracts

Seller’s Expenses. The following items shall be charged to Seller and paid out of the sale proceeds that would otherwise be delivered to Seller at Closing: (a) the cost of releasing any Liens; (b) one-half of the fee charged by the Closing Agent to administer a cash closing; (c) one-half of the cost of the Post-Auction Survey, if applicable; (d) the cost of furnishing the Final Title Commitment; (e) the cost of preparing Seller’s transfer documents, including the deed; (f) the documentary stamp tax; (g) any sums due Auction Company in connection with this transaction; (h) any expense stipulated to be paid by Seller under any other provision of this Agreement; and (i) any closing expense that is customarily charged to a seller and is not specifically charged to Buyer in this Agreement.

Seller’s Expenses. The following items shall be charged to Seller and paid out of the sale proceeds that would otherwise be delivered to Seller at Closing: (a) the cost of releasing any Liens; (b) one-half of the fee charged by the Closing Escrow Agent to administer a cash closing; (c) one-half of the cost of the Post-Auction Survey, if applicable; (d) the cost of furnishing the Final Title Commitment; (e) the cost of preparing Seller’s transfer documents, including the deed; (f) the documentary stamp tax; (g) any sums due Auction Company in connection with this transaction; (h) any expense stipulated to be paid by Seller under any other provision of this Agreement; and (i) any closing expense that is customarily charged to a seller and is not specifically charged to Buyer in this Agreement.