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What’s the Real Cost Breakdown of Buying a Home for Buyer & Sellers?

Rundown of real cost for buying a home, closing day costs, mortgage, real estate agent commission, title, escrow fees, property taxes, inspections and more

When embarking on buying or selling a home, the excitement of a new chapter often eclipses practical planning to pull off such an enormous financial undertaking smoothly. Behind glossy online listings promising move-in ready mansions or slick mortgage calculators estimating payments hides a complex system of taxes, fees, and expenses that can ambush uninformed home buyers and sellers.

Whether purchasing first homes or selling to size up or down, my comprehensive cost scenarios apply personalized perspectives to your situation so you feel empowered, not overwhelmed when budgeting total funds required. I’ll elucidate typical down payments, closing contingencies, profit calculations and everything fiscal in between - no fancy jargon or unrealistic assumptions included. Let’s explore achievable affordability surrounding your next chapter grounded in real world wisdom so when you sign on the dotted line, peace and possibility shine through.

For the Buyer:

  • Down payment funds - Usually 3-20% of purchase price. More you put down, the less you borrow and pay interest on over the long run.

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