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No. Many of your closing costs can’t be deducted immediately but can be taken into account when you sell the property. Such costs include transfer taxes, title insurance, inspection fees, appraisal and credit fees, attorney’s fees, and notary and recording fees. These costs can be used to offset some of your capital gain tax liability when you sell.
