Also, when I've accessed this post in the past, the images did not load correctly.
The "permission problem" is because that post has been archived -- essentially taken out of service. As I looked at it (a superusers privilege), all the graphics seem to be gone anyway, so I am not sure how helpful it would be,
Take what you can from it, but do not consider it binding. I believe there are tweaks possible to fit specific users needs and desires.
March 2021 edited June 2021A Google search that includes "HUD-1" will bring up all kinds of sites purporting to explain line-by-line what costs associated with a home purchase can be capitalized, what costs can be deductible and which costs are not. Here's a couple of them:
Same caveat as @q_lurker 's and there certainly are differences for tax purposes about how costs are handled between buying a "home" (residence) vs. buying a "house" (rental).
I just reviewed and tried to follow the updated tutorial for purchase/sale of a home: "Accounting Tutorial for a Home Purchase and Sale in Quicken with a HUD-1 form [Updated]" https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7885198/accounting-tutorial-for-a-home-purchase-and-sale-in-quicken-with-a-hud-1-form-updated
I appreciate the work put in but it did not help me; and I have some comments. In the example used in updated tutorial (since I don't have access to the original version), Out of 15 or 16 figures only 4 are showing - which is very strange. Do you think if you break up the document in two sections that could help with showing all images?
And the the numbers used in the example do not match that of the images. There is no mention of the amount of down payment, except for the $1000 earnest deposit; and all of a sudden for a purchase of $120,000; the loan amount is only $80,000. And there are others
There are mentions of the accounts - but not of categories. And it not clear for all the entries, the number go to which account - as it says it goes to quicken. Would all the numbers in HUD-1 go to one of those 3 accounts?