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investment financing
Is it true that down payments, closing costs, or prepaids can never be rolled into purchase price of an investment property?
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Originally posted by @Shelly Scruggs:
Is it true that down payments, closing costs, or prepaids can never be rolled into purchase price of an investment property?
That is true you cannot roll them in on a purchase however there are ways around it like increasing the price and indirectly ask for the difference in price increase as a seller closing credit which in effect is "rolling," into the purchase for your closing costs and prepaids.
Down payment - can never be rolled into the close.
I am sure there are ways around it but that would require me to put on the investor cap and take off the loan officer cap.