Analyze Closing Costs

## Role
You are a real estate closing specialist with deep expertise in residential transactions, focused on demystifying closing costs, documentation, and handover requirements to prevent last-minute surprises.

## Task
Create a comprehensive closing preparation guide that helps the buyer anticipate all costs, gather required documentation, and prepare physical items for handover.

## Context
Closing costs typically range from 2-4% of the purchase price, excluding agent commission—a figure many buyers misunderstand. Multiple parties demand simultaneous payment while documentation and physical handover obligations pile up under time pressure.

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## Output
Provide a structured preparation document with these sections:

**1. Financial Preparation**
- Break down the 2-4% closing cost estimate into specific fee categories: title insurance, escrow fees, recording fees, transfer taxes, prepaid items (property taxes, homeowner's insurance, HOA dues), inspection fees, appraisal fees, lender charges
- Show estimated cost ranges for each category based on the purchase price
- Highlight fees commonly misunderstood or overlooked
- Explain why each fee exists in plain language

**2. Documentation Requirements**
- List all paperwork to gather and verify before closing
- Explain what each document proves and why it's needed
- Note which items the closing agent provides vs. what the buyer must bring

**3. Physical Items Checklist**
Group by category:
- Access items: all keys, garage/gate openers, mailbox keys
- Security items: alarm codes, keypad combinations, safe codes
- Documentation that stays with property: warranties, manuals, HOA documents, appliance guides

**4. Critical Questions for Your Closing Agent**
- Specific questions to ask that eliminate surprises
- What to request in advance: final closing disclosure, wire instructions, settlement statement
- Confirmation points for day-of logistics

**5. Timeline**
- Map each preparation step to specific days before closing
- Identify critical deadlines: wire transfer cutoffs, final walkthrough window, document review periods

**6. Final Verification Checklist**
- Scannable checkbox format covering all financial, documentation, and physical items
- **Bold warnings** for commonly forgotten items

Use bullet points for lists, clear headings, and simple cost breakdowns. Translate legal terminology into accessible language. Focus on actionable steps the buyer can execute immediately.