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Amie Gray First Long Distance BRRRR
25 February 2020 | 11 replies
of refi legal fees and more, we closed the loan last Friday and cashed out 75% of our capital after all fees, plus prepaid taxes and insurance. 
Derrick Hines How much should I save for a FHA loan in Atlanta Georgia
9 September 2019 | 6 replies
With a 3.5% down loan you’ll be all in at around 10% including closing costs and prepaids.  
Bridger L Logan Initial capital for first small multifamily househack
1 August 2019 | 5 replies
In addition to your down payment you'll have closing costs and pre-paids.
Doug Schorr Surprised Cash-Out Refinance is so expensive
3 August 2019 | 35 replies
My closing costs are roughly 3.5K (2,000 title, 450 documentation, 600 appraisal, and 400 prepaid interest) Since my LTV is at 75%, I always waive escrow, that way I can pay all my insurance with a business credit card to get points and the free APR for a year.
Brandon Moreau Buying a rental that tenant didnt pay rent.
7 August 2019 | 16 replies
@Brandon MoreauClarify, lines from PSA 328 PRORATION OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS: Seller and Buyer agree to prorate taxes, Special Improvement District 329 assessments for the current tax year, as well as prepaid rents, water and sewer system charges, heating fuel and tank 330 rental, irrigation assessments, Homeowner's Association dues and/or common maintenance fees, as of the date of closing 331 unless otherwise agreed as set forth in the additional provisions
Lindsey Pelzer Paying rent without occupancy
2 August 2019 | 2 replies
I was reading about prepaid rent and a holding deposit but those don't seem to offer me a way to get the first three weeks of rent covered.
Jacob Cramer How do you prepaid yourself for a career in real estate?
4 August 2019 | 2 replies

So I'm 17 Years old and looking to get into the business of real estate agency and investing when I turn 18, what are some helpful skills/tools/tips to help a young kid like me prepare myself for a career in real estate?

Glenn Martin Need Mortgage Advice
8 August 2019 | 5 replies
There seem to be a lot of fees on this $48,750, and I dont know which ones I can negotiate or whether any of them sound bogus:Total Loan Costs ($4077):% of Loan Amount (Points)Admin Fee: 150Loan Origination Fee: 700Processing Fee 575Underwriting Fee $795Appraisal Fee $550Credit Report $50Electronic Income Check fee: $20Flood Certification: $12Mortgage Elec Reg Sys Fee: $12Tax Service Fee: $90Title - Attorney Fees: 795Title - Closing Protection Letter Fee $45Title - Lender's Title Insurance $133Title - Title Examination Fee $150Other Costs ($2236): Recording Fees and Other Taxes: $90Transfer Taxes: $213Prepaids: $661 (Homeowners Insurance (1 year) and Prepaid Interest)Initial Escrow Payment at Closing: $800 (Homeowners Insurance per month for 2 months) + Property Taxes $100 per month for 7 monthsOwner's Title Insurance: $472
Nathan Braithwaite Buying Points for a Lower Rate
15 August 2019 | 3 replies
Points are essentially prepaid interest.
Shel D. No pet policy: what should I do?
20 March 2022 | 17 replies
This is precisely why estoppel letters are used in the purchasing process, so a tenant can't claim later that he/she prepaid the seller all rent, or that the seller had agreed to reduce his/rent by 99% and "you didn't know that?"