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For starters most REALTORS and buyers, at least in the Northeast, refer to them as a Closing Cost Credit. Lately with all the real estate settlement talk they have often been referred to as Sellers Concessions. For the record they are one in the same. All mortgage companies and regulators put a stop to that in 2009.
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