Estimate title insurance premiums, mortgage payments, loan amounts, and more
Enter the purchase price or loan amount to calculate Pennsylvania title insurance premiums for both sale and non-sale transactions.
Pennsylvania title insurance rates are regulated by the state and are the same regardless of which title company you choose. What differs is the quality of the search, the expertise at closing, and the speed of service.
Reissue rates may apply if a prior policy was issued within the last 10 years — ask us about potential savings.
Get a Full Quote →Does not include taxes, insurance, or HOA fees.
Estimate the approximate amount you should be able to borrow based on your income and expenses.
How long will it take to repay your loan given a fixed repayment amount?
How much can you borrow given a regular repayment amount and loan term?
What will your monthly repayment be given your loan amount, rate, and term?
PA levies a 2% transfer tax on the sale price (1% state + 1% local). It is typically split 50/50 between buyer and seller, though this is negotiable. Philadelphia and some municipalities charge a higher rate.
Buyer/seller split is negotiable and may be specified in your sales contract. Consult your attorney for exact figures.
NJ uses a graduated transfer fee schedule paid by the seller. A 1% "mansion tax" is paid by the buyer on residential properties over $1,000,000.
Additional municipal surcharges may apply. Seniors and disabled persons may qualify for reduced rates.
Estimate your total buyer closing costs. Actual figures vary — use this as a planning guide.
Does not include lender fees, prepaid interest, escrow reserves, or inspection costs. Get an exact quote →
See your year-by-year principal and interest breakdown for the life of your loan.
Find out how many months it will take for your refinance savings to recoup the closing costs.
Closing costs vary. Get an exact refinance quote →