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@Bob Richie Bob,I know how you feel my friend. Trust me 😡
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Scenario
Lets say I was doing an equity multiple deal. Before I present it, whats a decent ROI for each investor in a team of 4 (excluding me)?
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@Christian Osgood thanks Chris!
18d •
Quick question
Hey everyone general question. Do you have to pay insurance and taxes for the year upfront or does this also vary by state? Just calculating closing costs.
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@Cassidy Howe hey I got a great answer on WhatsApp by Chris and @Matthew Wang Matthew Wang said, "Insurance - typically yes. Not always. Assume you do. Taxes - no. It will either be part of your monthly mortgage payment towards escrow or all at once directly to the county when taxes are due (often 2x per year) " Christian Osgood said, "Insurance yes. Most states collect tax in full each year. WA state does it in 6 month increments."
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So in short I will have to factor in upfront insurance in my closing cost. But insurance will need to be saved until payments are due. Thanks everyone for the help!
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