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What Does It Cost to Buy a Home With Doorly?

Overview

Doorly aims to make the home-buying process transparent. While every home purchase has financial requirements, our model helps you understand exactly what you’ll pay — long before closing.

Below is a breakdown of the typical costs.


1. Your Down Payment (Minimum 10%)

Doorly requires:

  • A minimum 10% down payment

  • Verified funds from acceptable sources (savings, gift funds, retirement, etc.)

This down payment goes directly toward your homeownership and equity.


2. Closing Costs (Typically 3%–6%)

These costs include:

  • Title and escrow fees

  • Recording fees

  • Settlement fees

  • Taxes (prorated)

  • Homeowner’s insurance setup

  • Doorly's origination fees

  • Appraisal fee

  • Inspection fee (if applicable)

You’ll receive your final Closing Disclosure before closing outlining every item.


3. The Doorly Resale Adjustment (Up to 10%)

Doorly purchases your home in cash and then completes a same-day resale to you with your AFM mortgage.

Some transactions may include a resale adjustment—up to 10%—added to the resale price.
This adjustment supports:

  • Cash offer strength

  • Faster closings

  • Operational, transaction, and capital costs

  • Your ability to access a mortgage program that traditional lenders cannot offer

👉 The exact resale adjustment (if any) is disclosed clearly and transparently prior to closing.
There are no surprises.


4. Home Inspection & Appraisal Fees

These vary by provider and region, but generally range from:

  • $350–$650 for inspection

  • $500–$700 for appraisal

These are paid directly to the vendors, not to Doorly.


5. Monthly Payment

After closing, your monthly payment includes:

  • Principal

  • Interest

  • Property taxes

  • Homeowner’s insurance

  • Mortgage insurance (if applicable)

  • HOA dues (if applicable; paid separately)

See Article 4 for a full breakdown.

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