@Paul ChislettI pre-paid for tickets to attend two Summits in Niagara Falls last year.

Good afternoon all,I'm purchasing a multi family at a purchase price of $314,000 with $9k back for closing costs, prepaids, escrow.

Buyers as a Partner: Flip yourself rich. 1.Have Realtor take commission over time. 2.Assume Seller’s obligations. 3.Prepaid rent as part of down payment.4.Satisfaction of Seller’s needs. 5.First, Second, Third, Fourth, etc loans = All Paper. 6.Balloon down pmnt = some now, some x 6 mos, & Bal in 12 mos. 7.Use your talents – not your cash. 8.High monthly down payment. 9.Raise the sale price, but lower the terms. 0.Split the property.

Balance due at closing (not including Buyer's closing cost, prepaid items or prorations) in U.S. cash or locally drawn certified or cashiers check. approximately.____ exactly ____ $________________ D.

(Pre-paid interest)5.

Nor does it affect pre-paid taxes or insurance payments.

Negotiate it, anywhere, except that a borrower must be shown as paying pre-paids on many loans, other than that...whtaever, it usually goes to local custom if not contracted. :)

That includes my last coaching renewal - I prepaid a year at $6,000 last February.

and no, you are not usually allowed to roll escrow prepaids into the loan.

When I appraised properties for FDIC I had a heck of deal where cattle had been included and not disclosed.I won't even mention commercial as other assets are often included.Residential transactions can include club dues pre paid, green fees assumed by the buyer, one residence I did included fees for a private air strip and hanger storage!