How much are closing costs on a Charleston condo?

A Charleston condo closing carries one cost a single-family sale does not: an HOA transfer or estoppel fee the association charges to confirm dues are current before ownership can pass to the buyer. The usual attorney's charge, title coverage, prorated taxes, and lender fees still apply on top of that, scaled to the purchase price. Brian flags the HOA-specific costs early since they can surprise a first-time condo buyer at the table.