No. Closing costs are separate from the down payment. The down payment goes to the home; title and recording fees are paid on top at closing. There is no lender, so there are no bank origination fees, appraisal fees or mortgage insurance. Our team gives you the full number before you sign.
As of October 8, 2026: 119 homes in 25 states, down payments from $10,000 to $60,000.
Before you sign. Our team gives you the full number for your home, down payment plus closing costs, before you commit to anything. Ask our team any question about a line item at any point before closing. Close to closing day the title company prepares a settlement statement that lists every line, and you see it before you bring funds.
Closing costs are paid at closing. If that is a problem, talk to our team before you sign. Can the down payment be split? covers how that conversation goes for the down payment.
As the buyer you bring the down payment plus the buyer-side title and recording fees, and the written terms say how your earnest money is applied at closing. The written agreement spells out which side pays each fee, and the settlement statement shows it line by line. At the end of it the deed is recorded in your name, and closing can happen in as little as 14 days. On the homes available today, down payments run from $10,000 to $60,000.
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No. Earnest money is a deposit that holds the home, and the written terms say how it is applied at closing.
No. You buy directly from Golden Path Homes, so there is no buyer's agent commission for you to pay.
Property tax for the year is prorated between buyer and seller, and the title company handles it on the settlement statement.