Dos and Don Ts for First Time Home Buyers Cost Guide

Real estate infographic titled "Closing Costs Breakdown". Use archetype: CLOSING COSTS BREAKDOWN pie. Editorial real-estate magazine illustration for a seller audience, in a trust navy & cream palette. Create a clean, premium layout with a large central pie chart showing seller closing cost categories, plus 6 numbered supporting callout stages arranged around it. Each stage must include: a short heading in English, a time estimate, an illustrative cost example in EUR labeled as example, and a small property or document icon. Suggested 6 stages: 1. Agent Commission — Time: before close — example €9,000; 2. Transfer Taxes — Time: closing week — example €2,500; 3. Attorney or Notary Fees — Time: closing day — example €1,200; 4. Title and Escrow Fees — Time: closing day — example €1,000; 5. Repairs or Credits — Time: after inspection — example €3,000; 6. Prorated Property Costs — Time: final settlement — example €800. Include concise captions and legend labels in English only, showing these are example amounts and not guarantees. Add subtle seller-oriented visual cues such as contract papers, house keys, a home silhouette, and a settlement statement. Do not use any real bank, brokerage, or lender logos. No watermarks. Avoid city-specific promises or exact market guarantees. Visually reflect the search intent through imagery only, not on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, illustrative numbers labeled "example", no specific real-bank or brokerage logos, no watermarks No real bank / brokerage / lender logos. Illustrative numbers labeled as example. No specific listing prices or city-specific guarantees.