It really depends, but one that you should always do before you buy anything is check the title! I can't tell you all the horror stories I have heard about people who though that they were going to buy a home or condo, and come to find out, their are hidden liens, and encumbrances on the title. A quick question, how is your contract filled out. Does it say that you will pay all closing costs, or at the closing costs prorated?

It is all due at the closing and Patrick is correct that your lender can give you a pretty good estimate of most of them on the Good Faith Estimate all lenders are required to give you. A few of the costs are not reflected on the Estimate like attorney and there are credits for taxes, based on the closing date, to be factored in also.
My web site has some lender references if you need them.

philip

You pretty much covered all the costs. Unless you are paying cash, you will have to talk to a lender. The lender will provide you with a good faith estimate that will spell out all the costs involved.