Yes closing costs like commissions, title insurance, closing doc preparation, 1031 fees are decuctible and reduce your net sale.  

I am looking to network with Wholesalers, Real Estate agents, homebuilders, contractors, real estate attorneys, title companies, local lenders, and folks knowledgeable in building code and zoning.

Hi @Willny Guifarro there is also some really good information for Fifth Ward that was posted on a post titled "Houston Neighborhood Investment Property" started by Juan Ayala.

I apologize if this is the wrong area to ask but it is a rather urgent request, if it needs to be moved feel free.My title company is asking me to sign a closing protection letter waiver with both them and the underwriter named.

Hello board,as the title of the post states, I've new to portfolio lending and I was trying to evaluate an offer that I was recently approached with.  

If the mobile home is attached to real property than I would suggest you do have a purchase and sale agreement signed as this closing will typically take 15 days to 30 days to close, and you could also record this agreement in public record to cloud the title if needed.

On the sell side depends on tax pro rations you'll be paying broker fees title co.

I was give this info for a pre-foreclosure.  I am not willing to pay for the Sellers closing costs.   What do you think BP world? Any help is appreciated!

Now I know it's not the most admirable title as opposed to account executive but I have made very good money doing that and also the lessons I have learned about going out there and being a hustler, especially lessons I have learned about being an entrepreneur have been priceless and they are lessons I couldn't have learned so well from just reading a book or taking a seminar.

If yes, what if I buy the LLC that owns the property, there will not be any change in title or deed ownership, would this impact my property taxes or not ?