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Oscar Flores
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Does the loan from a lender also cover your closing cost

Oscar Flores
  • San Bernardino, CA
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Hi when planning on how much I would need to save for my first purchase should I include closing costs or is it paid thru the loan

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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@Oscar Flores it depends on the kind of loan. A hard money lender may or may not. A traditional lender will not pay closing costs. The LTV (loan to value) is the loan amount vs the sale price or appraised price whichever is lower.

Figure about 3% for closing costs but this can vary tremendously. Just the  "Points" on the loan can be 3%. If property taxes are due in a month you will have one months worth of property taxes to pay. If they were just paid you will have almost a year of property taxes to pay. There are may factors which affect closing costs. 

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