It doesn’t mater if this is your first home purchase, a refinance or you’re a seasoned home buyer, Closing costs can be confusing for anybody. They’re basically expenses that come with mortgage loan processing. Since mortgage lenders facilitate the loan, the closing costs are charged by and paid to those lenders. But there are also third party fees involved. Lender’s costs include loan origination fees while third party costs are things like appraisal fees, survey fees, title insurance and taxes among others.
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All information and results provided by this Closing Cost Calculator are estimates only. They will in no way accurately reflect actual closing costs. This calculator is to be used only to establish and estimate of closing costs. There are many unique factors that will affect the actual cost.
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Average closing costs for Virginia range from 2% to 5% of the total loan amount. The average amount is about $3,425 for a $200,000 mortgage. That is just less than 2% of the loan amount and slightly more than the national average of $3,160. Note that not all lenders have the same items on their closing costs so you should expect that value to vary wildly from one lender to another.
Mortgage Rates as of August, 11 2025 | See Rate Assumptions | Rate Terms Explained
Rate Table Assumptions
Conventional Rates shown assume a purchase transaction.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) calculations assume a purchase transaction of a single-family, detached, owner-occupied primary residence; a loan-to-value ratio of less than or equal to 96.5%; a minimum FICO score of 740, lock days at 15.
Term
Loan Amount
LTV
Points
30yr Fixed Conv.
$375,000
75.0%
1
15yr Fixed Conv.
$375,000
75.0%
1
30yr Fixed FHA
$289,500
96.5%
1
15yr Fixed FHA
$289,500
96.5%
1
30yr Fixed VA
$300,000
100.0%
1
15yr Fixed VA
$300,000
100.0%
1
30yr Fixed Jumbo
$900,000
75.0%
1
15yr Fixed Jumbo
$900,000
75.0%
1
30yr Fixed USDA
$275,000
100.0%
1
Rates may be higher for loan amounts under $375,000. Please call for details.
Rates are subject to change without notice.
Closing Costs assume that borrower will escrow monthly property tax and insurance payments.
Subject to underwriter approval; not all applicants will be approved.
Fees and charges apply.
Payments do not include taxes and insurance.
Rates based on information gathered from OptimalBlue.
Mortgage insurance is not included in the payment quoted. Mortgage insurance will be required for all FHA and USDA loans as well as conventional loans where the loan to value is greater than 80%.
Restrictions may apply. Ask for details.
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“Rate Over X%” Assumptions
Rates shown assume a refinance transaction.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) calculations assume a purchase transaction of a single-family, detached, owner-occupied primary residence; a loan-to-value of 75%; a minimum FICO score of 740; a Loan Term of 360 months; and a loan amount of $375,000 for conforming loans.
Rates may be higher for loan amounts under $275,000. Please call for details.
Rates are subject to change without notice.
Closing Costs assume that borrower will escrow monthly property tax and insurance payments.
Subject to underwriter approval; not all applicants will be approved.
Fees and charges apply.
Payments do not include taxes and insurance.
Rates based on information gathered from OptimalBlue.
Mortgage insurance is not included in the payment quoted. Mortgage insurance will be required for all FHA and USDA loans as well as conventional loans where the loan to value is greater than 80%.
Restrictions may apply.
Moreira Team | MortgageRight is an Equal Opportunity Lender
Rate Terms Explained
What are Mortgage Points?
Mortgage points, often called discount points, are optional fees that a homebuyer pays at closing in exchange for a reduced interest rate on their mortgage. This process is commonly referred to as "buying down the rate" or a "rate buydown.
What are Lender Credits?
Lender credits are a feature in mortgage financing where the lender agrees to cover some your closing costs in exchange for you accepting a higher interest rate on your loan. This arrangement can make it easier for buyers to afford the upfront costs of purchasing a home.
What is APR?
APR, or annual percentage rate, is a measure of the total yearly cost of borrowing money through a mortgage. Unlike the regular interest rate, which is just the cost of borrowing the principal, the APR incorporates both the interest rate and many of the fees and costs associated with getting your loan.
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Also, the location of your house will play a role in determining how much you will pay. Of course appraisers, surveyors and other third parties charge differently for different areas. If you want a more accurate Virginia closing costs estimate, contact Moreira Team and we will give you a breakdown of each item based on your type of loan, property, and location.
It is worth mentioning that in Virginia you have the option to pay all or part of the costs when making your down payment. Moreira Team can help you get a loan that matches your current financial health. Give us a call today or get your rate quote below to get started.
