Tennessee Closing Costs (2026)
Last updated: 2026-04-04
Average total closing costs
$5,250
Median home price
$360,000
Use the fee-by-fee breakdown below to benchmark every line item on your Tennessee Closing Disclosure. Each page shows the typical range, red flags, and whether the fee is negotiable in Tennessee.
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Tennessee fee-by-fee benchmarks
Origination Fee
Negotiable · Section A
Processing Fee
Negotiable · Section A
Underwriting Fee
Negotiable · Section A
Title Insurance
Negotiable · Section C
Appraisal Fee
Non-negotiable · Section B
Recording Fee
Non-negotiable · Section E
Transfer Tax
Non-negotiable · Section E
Attorney Fee
Negotiable · Section C
Courier Fee
Negotiable · Section H
Credit Report Fee
Non-negotiable · Section B
Flood Certification Fee
Non-negotiable · Section B
Tax Service Fee
Non-negotiable · Section B
Wire Transfer Fee
Negotiable · Section H
Document Preparation Fee
Negotiable · Section A
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You have 3 days to review your Closing Disclosure.
Federal law gives you 72 hours to push back before you sign. Every fee is cross-referenced against Tennessee benchmarks and the negotiation email is drafted for you.
Most Tennesseebuyers find $1,500–$3,000 in negotiable fees.
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