Lowest closing cost mortgage lenders in Schoharie County County, New York
In Schoharie County, New York, homebuyers paid a median of $4,298 in closing costs in 2024 — below the New York median of $6,440. The county saw 215 purchase mortgages at a median rate of 6.50%. Among lenders with 10+ originations, Community Bank, National Association offered the lowest median costs at $0, which is $3,824 less than the county median.
Homebuyers in Schoharie County County who chose Community Bank, National Association paid $4,298 less in closing costs than the county median.
County Median Costs
$4,298
−33.3% vs New York ($6,440)
Median Rate
6.500%
−1.8% vs national (6.620%)
Median Origination
$1,287
Purchase Originations
215
vs New York Median
33.3% below
$-2,142
vs National Median
36.2% below
$-2,443
Lender rankings in Schoharie County County
5 lenders with 10+ originations, ranked by median total loan costs.
| Rank | Lender | Median Total Costs ↑ | Median Rate ↕ | Median Origination ↕ | Volume ↕ | vs. Median |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $0 | 7.562% | $0 | 16 | −$3,824 | |
| 2 | $1,826 | 6.375% | $200 | 11 | −$1,998 | |
| 3 | $3,438 | 6.125% | $1,114 | 15 | −$386 | |
| 4 | $3,994 | 6.375% | $1,258 | 33 | +$170 | |
| 5 | $5,979 | 6.500% | $3,680 | 11 | +$2,155 |
Includes lenders with 10+ purchase originations in Schoharie County County. Source: HMDA 2024. Sorted by median total loan costs.
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Data source: HMDA Modified Loan Application Register 2024, published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Statistics reflect originated first-lien purchase mortgages on owner-occupied principal residences. Medians exclude loans with exempt or unreported fee disclosures. Learn more at ffiec.cfpb.gov.