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Ed Maione
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Massachusetts Closing Costs

Ed Maione
  • Franklin, MA
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Hi all - I've been shopping around for financing options in Metro-West Boston and stopped into DCU for a general quote and to ask some specific questions. We ran the numbers on a $300,000 purchase, 20% down, non-owner occupied small multi-family. Just before they showed me the numbers they said: "just so you know our closing costs tend to be a little high". The number they quoted was $15,000. Now I am new, however, having invested 100's of hours in BP content, I have never seen an investor estimate the purchase closing costs so high. Just wanted to see what you thought about this rate and what you might be paying elsewhere as I continue shopping. 

Thanks!

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Ed Maione
  • Franklin, MA
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@Charlie MacPherson @Steve Bracero @Account Closed - Thank you all for the valuable info. My conclusion from all of this help is that it is likely on the high side but I need to get the breakdown of the actual costs that make up the total to ensure I'm comparing apples to apples - and of course shop around. Thanks for the support!!

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