Thinking of selling your home? Wondering how much money you should set aside to cover closing costs?

Estimated Seller’s Closing Costs in Montana

(For informational purposes only — actual costs may vary)

Typical Seller Expenses:

Item Estimated Cost
Real Estate Commission 5% – 6% of sale price (split between agents)
Title Insurance (Owner’s Policy) $800 – $1,200
Escrow/Closing Fee $300 – $700 (often split with buyer)
County/City Transfer Fees Varies (many areas in MT have no transfer tax)
Document Preparation $100 – $250
Mortgage Payoff / Reconveyance $100 – $250 (plus loan balance)
HOA Transfer/Doc Fees (if applicable) Varies
Home Warranty (optional) $500 – $700
Property Taxes (Prorated) Varies (based on closing date)
Home Repairs / Pre-sale Improvements Varies
Seller Concessions (if negotiated) Varies

Total Estimated Closing Costs: 6% – 8% of the sale price

 Tips for Sellers:

  • Price your home competitively based on market conditions
  • Prepare your home to minimize repair requests
  • Review a net proceeds estimate before accepting an offer
  • Consider offering a home warranty to boost buyer confidence