As with prices per sq ft closing costs decrease as a percentage of sales price as you get more expensive. I’d say $6 to 7K would do it. That is unless you had to pay for lots of repairs and/or termite work but then again those arent closing costs.
When I sit down with sellers, yes I typically advise them to use 1% as a high side estimate for closing costs as I always assume there will be some additional non recurring costs in there. If there are not then the seller gets a little bit extra back because they gaurdbanded thier estimates.
When I sit down with sellers, yes I typically advise them to use 1% as a high side estimate for closing costs as I always assume there will be some additional non recurring costs in there. If there are not then the seller gets a little bit extra back because they gaurdbanded thier estimates.
When I sit down with sellers, yes I typically advise them to use 1% as a high side estimate for closing costs as I always assume there will be some additional non recurring costs in there. If there are not then the seller gets a little bit extra back because they gaurdbanded thier estimates.
When I sit down with sellers, yes I typically advise them to use 1% as a high side estimate for closing costs as I always assume there will be some additional non recurring costs in there. If there are not then the seller gets a little bit extra back because they gaurdbanded thier estimates.
When I sit down with sellers, yes I typically advise them to use 1% as a high side estimate for closing costs as I always assume there will be some additional non recurring costs in there. If there are not then the seller gets a little bit extra back because they gaurdbanded thier estimates.
