HUD–1 settlement statement

HUD–1 settlement statement
HUD–1 settlement statement /'həd-'wən-/ n [Department of H ousing and U rban D evelopment (which publishes the form) + 1 (indicating its place in a sequence of such forms)]: a form signed at closing that sets out expenses, disbursements, and adjustments relating to the purchase of real property

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