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Yes, Cash Buyers Pay Closing Costs, and Sometimes Even the Seller’s Fees

HomeLight

Closing costs are assumed to be part of doing business in real estate, but do cash buyers pay closing costs? Yes, you can expect charges for attorney hours, taxes, plus title and recording fees to still apply, though the use of cash can greatly reduce a buyer’s closing costs with the elimination of mortgage fees.

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Working With First-Time Real Estate Investors

The Residential Specialist

First-time investors are looking for advice on how to jump into the market—and agents need to be prepared to help these new clients By Regina Ludes While rising interest rates have forced many homebuyers to stay on the sidelines, a new breed of investor has entered the housing market in droves.

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3 Things Every Real Estate Investor Should Know

Norada Real Estate

As a result, real estate investing requires a different set of skills and knowledge than other forms of investing, and it may not be suitable for all investors. Here are 3 Important Things Every Real Estate Investor Should Know How to Locate Properties Location is crucial in real estate investing.

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10 Ways to Reduce the Cash You Need to Buy a Rental Property

Realty Biz

Cash for the down payment, cash for closing costs, cash for repairs, cash for operating reserves. That can offer another route to coming up with less cash at closing, albeit one that you pay for later. Thus, you can end up with $0 of your own cash tied up in the property after renovating it.

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1031 Exchange Rules For Investors: How To Do A 1031 Exchange In 2020?

Marco Santarelli

There are many investors who would like to do a 1031 exchange. Although, a 1031 exchange process is complex it is one of the best tax advantages real estate investors have at their disposal. And remember that this 180-day time frame includes the time spent shopping for replacement property and planning the renovations.

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How to Calculate the ROI of Your Rental Property (3 Steps)

Kyle Handy

Unfortunately, calculating ROI can be complicated and intimidating for novice real estate investors. Fortunately, straightforward strategies enable even first-time investors to assess their rental properties’ profitability accurately. It’s important to remember that this includes any closing costs or other fees.

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Tips for Maximizing Success in Real Estate Investing

Realty Biz

Enthusiastic investors have always favored real estate due to its numerous perks such as exceptional returns. Be familiar with the average cost per square foot of houses in an area and the potential rental income for a property. Make renovations that add value and appeal to the prospective buyer.