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Geoffrey Rittenhouse
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Cash Purchase

Geoffrey Rittenhouse
  • Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hey everyone-  Long time lurker, first time poster.

(Hopefully) quick question:  I am looking to buy a pretty low-cost investment property in PA with cash.  My only real experience in buying a home was the standard 30-year mortgage on a primary residence route.  When buying in cash, what can I expect at closing?  I'm trying to budget out any additional costs beyond the property/repairs and see if this is a feasible option for me.  I'm figuring inspection, title fees, title insurance, etc. are going to come into play, but not sure what else may be waiting for me at settlement.

Thanks in advance!

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