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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Fix and flip closing costs
I am working up to my first fix and flip and practicing using the calculator which asks for closing costs for buyer and seller. How is it usually structured? Would I typically pay closing costs when I buy the property, and then again when I sell? What is the average % of both? I am in the Chattanooga market. Thank you for any guidance!!
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@David Karnes sorry let me add: 3% is usually the CAP out that a lender will allow a seller to pay towards closing costs. The ones that I have seen closing costs going upwards of 6% are the ones I spoke of with high origination charges.. so they are not really the "norm." As far as resale is concerned, you can expect up to 3% of the sales price on a buyer ask because that is generally the max their lender will allow if they are going the traditional loan route. I hope that makes more sense.