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Wes Short
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Who Pays Closing Costs in Your Transactions?

Wes Short
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I've heard various methods for covering closing costs between the buyer and seller but was wondering what is most common? I know it is mostly up to the individual wholesaler but what do sellers prefer and what does the end buyer, the investor/flipper, like to see?

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    Isaac Barrow
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    Isaac Barrow
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Indianapolis, IN
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    Mostly goes to end buyer. Obviously, taxes, mortgage, fines come out of seller's proceeds, but in all of ours, end buyer covers title fees and recording fees and whatnot. 

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