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Closing costs and how to factor them into the investment decison

Steve Johnson
  • Pottstown, PA
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Good Afternoon Investors,

I am a new investor and am assembling the pieces in preparation for my first deal. My question is about closing costs and how to factor them into the project cost total. I understand that closing costs are made up of 2 main areas: one time fees and prepaid/escrow items. When adding closing costs to the total project cost, is it correct to add both the one time fees and the prepaid/escrow items or should I just be factoring in the one time fees since the prepaid/escrow items are essentially recurring charges that will be expensed monthly below the revenue line? It makes a material difference in the ROI calculation if done incorrectly, which is why I ask. If anyone can assist with this question I would appreciate it.

Steve

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