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Katie Curran breaks down what buyers need to know before moving to Richmond, TX — school district zoning, pricing, commute, and how it compares to Katy and Brookshire.

TL;DR: Katy, TX sellers typically pay 6-10% of their sale price in closing costs — on a $355,000 median-priced home, that's roughly $21,300 to $35,500. Most of that is commission, with title insurance and prorated property taxes making up the rest. Texas charges no state transfer tax. Katie Curran with MKAT Group at Keller Williams Signature breaks down real dollar figures and the Harris County vs. Fort Bend County MUD tax difference Katy sellers need to know before they list.

FAQ:

Q: How much are seller closing costs in Katy, TX?
A: Typically 6–10% of the sale price, mostly commission, plus title insurance, prorated property taxes, and recording fees.

Q: How much would closing costs be on a $355,000 home sale in Katy?
A: At 6%, roughly $21,300. At 10%, roughly $35,500 — the exact figure depends on commission structure, loan payoff, and negotiated concessions.

Q: Does Texas charge a transfer tax on home sales?
A: No. Texas doesn't charge a state transfer tax, a real cost advantage compared to many other states.

Q: Do Fort Bend County and Harris County closing costs differ?
A: The core fee structure is the same, but Fort Bend County communities more often carry MUD tax proration in addition to standard property tax.

TL;DR: Katy, TX sellers typically pay 6–10% of their sale price in closing costs, mostly commission, plus title insurance and prorated property taxes. Texas charges no state transfer tax. Katie Curran with MKAT Group at Keller Williams Signature helps Katy and Fort Bend County sellers understand their full cost picture — including MUD tax proration differences — before they ever set a listing price.