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DD Form 1705 — DD Form 1705, Reimbursement for Real Estate Sale and/or Purchase Closing Cost Expenses, October 2002.

Reimbursement for Real Estate Sale and/or Purchase Closing Cost Expenses

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The scope here is Department-wide. DD Form 1705 — DD Form 1705, Reimbursement for Real Estate Sale and/or Purchase Closing Cost Expenses, October 2002. — exists to Reimbursement for Real Estate Sale and/or Purchase Closing Cost Expenses, and it applies across the services rather than inside one. That is what the DD prefix encodes: joint issue, single edition, every branch and defense agency working from identical paper.

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What the form asks for

  • 21. Commission fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 22. Advertising fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 23. Appraisal fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 24. Legal and related fees: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 24. Legal and related fees: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.a. Prepayment charge: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.b. Lender's appraisal fee: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.c. FHA or VA application fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.c. FHA or VA application fee: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.d. Certification fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.d. Certification fee: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.e. Credit report fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.e. Credit report fee: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.f. Mortgage title policy fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25. Mortgage title policy fee: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.g. Escrow agent's fee: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.g. Escrow agent's fee: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.h. Tax stamps: expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.h. Tax stamps: expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 25.i. Expense for former residence at old duty station.
  • 25.i. Expense for new residence at new duty station.
  • 26. Other incidental expenses for former residence at old duty station.
  • 26. Other incidental expenses for new residence at new duty station.
  • 27. Total costs incurred for sale of former residence.

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What is DD Form 1705?
DD Form 1705, Reimbursement for Real Estate Sale and/or Purchase Closing Cost Expenses, October 2002.
Which edition is current?
Not stated by the publisher
Who is responsible for this form?
Not stated
In which formats can it be downloaded?
PDF

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