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Private transfer fee : ウィキペディア英語版 | Private transfer fee
Private Transfer Fees (also known as Reconveyance Fees, Capital Recovery Fees, Residential Transfer Fees, and Transfer Fee Covenants) are a fee charged by US developers and paid by homeowners that are inserted into home sale contracts. The fees are filed in the public record, run anywhere from 20 years to perpetuity, and require up to a 1% fee to be paid at the final closing of a property each time the property sells, by either the buyer or seller. ==Controversy== Developers claim that fees help pay for infrastructure and improvement costs. Critics argue that Private Transfer Fees simply act as an additional burden on homeowners and increase the costs of home ownership, while costing them home equity. Proponents say that Private Transfer Fees make home ownership more affordable by spreading infrastructure costs across the future owners.
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