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A cashier's check or wire transfer are really the only options for a safe and reliable closing transaction, says Steve Hill, lead mortgage broker at SBC Lending in Southern California.

A cashier’s check fee is about $10 to $15. Ask your bank about the fee, though, because it may be waived for certain customers. — Fraud. Scammers can create fake cashier’s checks that look real.