I am wondering if you tally up all costs that come with purchasing a home (turn key rental for this example) such as title and escrow, closing costs, property taxes, etc. What is the average total cost as a percentage of the homes sale value? My wife and I are Looking to buy our first investment property and want to get an idea of how much money we will need to get started. We plan on financing the home with conventional financing, 15% down. We live and are looking in Oregon
I am wondering if you tally up all costs that come with purchasing a home (turn key rental for this example) such as title and escrow, closing costs, property taxes, etc. What is the average total cost as a percentage of the homes sale value? My wife and I are Looking to buy our first investment property and want to get an idea of how much money we will need to get started. We plan on financing the home with conventional financing, 15% down. We live and are looking in Oregon
There's going to be a lot of variables here especially with property tax numbers and pre paids. I'd say 2-3% on average but again it's a hard question as it varies by state. I'd contact a lender in your area and they can get you a good faith estimate if you give them some numbers on a property.
I am wondering if you tally up all costs that come with purchasing a home (turn key rental for this example) such as title and escrow, closing costs, property taxes, etc. What is the average total cost as a percentage of the homes sale value? My wife and I are Looking to buy our first investment property and want to get an idea of how much money we will need to get started. We plan on financing the home with conventional financing, 15% down. We live and are looking in Oregon
There's going to be a lot of variables here especially with property tax numbers and pre paids. I'd say 2-3% on average but again it's a hard question as it varies by state. I'd contact a lender in your area and they can get you a good faith estimate if you give them some numbers on a property.
Real Estate Agent · Bend, OR · Member since 2023 · 20 posts · 6 votes
3y
Hey Justin,
I work out of Central Oregon and we factor in 2% of purchase price into our client's deals analyses. It does vary lender to lender, what time of year and where you are purchasing (escrowed taxes and insurance specifically here), so I would plan on 3% to be conservative and plan on having a little buffer that's left over.