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Best Information Reasonably Available 10% Aggregate Increase Unaffiliated third party if shopping allowed but consumer does not shop Recording fees 0% Tolerance Lender charges and credits Mortgage broker's charges Paid to affiliate of creditor or broker Unaffiliated third party if shopping not allowed Transfer taxes Best Information Reasonably Available Prepaid interest Property insurance premiums Amounts placed in escrow Charges paid to third-party service providers not included on written list Charges paid to third-party service providers not required by the creditor Generally good faith requires the closing cost estimate on the initial LE to equal the final amount charged on the CD