When analysing a potential BRRR deal, how do I accurately factor in stamp duty, legal fees, and potential capital gains tax if it's not my primary residence, to calculate the true 'money left in deal' for a profitable refinance stage?
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Accurately factor in stamp duty, legal fees, and financing costs upfront to determine 'money left in' for a BRRR deal, with CGT considered at exit, not refinance.
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