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Mortgage Fee Cost

Understanding services, fees and costs

Cost for mortgages past due or in default

This section shows the common costs that you may have to absorb if your mortgage loan is past due or in default. These costs may vary depending on the service required, your location, how quickly the service is needed, if the work is done under extraordinary circumstances, and any investor or other legal requirements such as state or local laws. You may have to absorb other costs that are not listed here.

The costs listed below make up the Corporate Advance Balance located in the loan overview section on your monthly statement.

Property value

  • Full appraisal – $195-$1,290
  • Broker Price Opinion (BPO) – $78-$110

Property preservation

To ensure the property is occupied and maintained

  • Inspection – $20
  • Securing property – $1-$810
  • Lawn care/snow removal – $1-$520
  • Winterization – $3-$200
  • Debris or vehicle removal – Based on contractors’ bids
  • Damage repairs – Based on contractors’ bids
  • Treating mold – Based on contractors’ bids
  • Capping utility lines – $1-$135
  • Utility payments – Based on local rates charged by utility company

Foreclosure

  • Attorney/Trustee costs – $925-$10,400
  • Process server – $1-$560
  • Publication/posting – $1-$1,800

Title

  • Search cost – $1-$788
  • Update cost – $2-$232
  • Report cost – Up to $699 or based on unpaid principal balance 

If you’re seeking mortgage assistance, go to chase.com/MortgageAssistance to find the information you need to apply for help.

Last revised November 2023