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Ethan Kohler
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  • New to Real Estate
  • Metro Detroit
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Estimating Closing Cost

Ethan Kohler
Pro Member
  • New to Real Estate
  • Metro Detroit
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Can anyone offer further insight as to what we should expect for closing cost, with respect to a conventional loan for simplicity? The BP calculator expresses 1-2%, but I have heard more like 3-4% to be on the realistic / safe side. However, in my short experience, it seems like closing costs are closer to 6-7% of purchase price, which may or may not include property taxes paid separate. 

Main concern in getting down to the details, is that it can substantially affect the CoC return. I also don't know if its unusual to have that much out of pocket, plus whatever my down payment and potential rehab is.

Appreciate any conversation. 

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