A property sells for $125,000 and the homeowner has a mortgage balance in the amount of $65,000. The seller is to pay the buyer's expenses in the amount of $1,000. Seller and buyer agree to close on November 18, 2012. Seller's annual propert taxes are $2,200.

The other seller expenses include: transfer fee of 2 mills, home warranty $375.00, real estate commission of 5%, title charges $1100, deed preparation $75.00, and miscellaneous charges of $300.00. Buyer's Good Faith Estimate of closing costs show $3,100.
With this information, answer the following questions:

3. What is the buyer's share of closing costs to be paid by the buyer at closing?

To calculate the buyer's share of closing costs, we need to first add up all the costs that the buyer is responsible for paying. Let's list them out:

1. Transfer fee: The transfer fee is given as 2 mills, which means it is 2/1000 of the property's value. Since the property sells for $125,000, the transfer fee would be 2/1000 * $125,000 = $250.

2. Home warranty: The home warranty cost is $375.

3. Title charges: The title charges are given as $1,100.

4. Deed preparation: The deed preparation cost is $75.

5. Miscellaneous charges: The miscellaneous charges are given as $300.

Now, let's add up all these costs to find the buyer's share:

$250 (transfer fee) + $375 (home warranty) + $1,100 (title charges) + $75 (deed preparation) + $300 (miscellaneous charges) = $2,100.

Therefore, the buyer's share of closing costs to be paid by the buyer at closing is $2,100.