Quick house sellng schemes?
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June 30th, 2009 at 2:19 pm
The only ones Ive heard of wont give you the market price, so you could make a loss.
July 2nd, 2009 at 11:14 pm
I’m sorry, but I don’t know of any quick selling schemes. Please interview several real estate agents and be very wary of anyone who tells you they can sell your house faster than anyone else. We’re in a buyers’ market and homes are selling slower.
Please follow your agent’s advice about preparing the house for showing, which reports you need to obtain, etc. Be prepared to sell for a lower price. In order to sell quickly, you have to provide the best value for the buyer’s money. Look at other similar homes for sale and price yours accordingly.
Good luck!
July 5th, 2009 at 5:22 am
The word “scheme” means “a program or plan of action, especially, a crafty or secret one.” That word is very scary when you consider today’s real estate climate. The best thing for you to do is to slow down, consider all of your “Best” options, and then go with the best of the best. The old axiom “haste makes waste” is very befitting in your case, and the waste could turn out to be lots and lots of your cash dollars, if you are not careful. If you are unable to sell your home right away, first look at why it’s not selling. Is it the general tone of the market right now….lots of property out there but few people with the money? Does your house need repairs that you are unable or unwilling to make? What is the value of your property? (Don’t guess at this…you need to know so you’re not trying to over nor undersell it). What repairs absolutely need to be done? (Only an appraisal can tell you that….do not listen to handymen friends - get that appraisal)! Are the prospective purchasers looking at your home already pre-qualifed and pre-approved? If not, you could very well be prolonging the time that your house remains on the market. (A lot of people may WANT your house, but how many are truly qualified to purchase it?) How about “rent with the option to buy” deal? That way you have income from your old house, while it frees you up to buy the other one. Go to your local library and do some research. Get the most bang for your buck while staying safe. Your overall and long term satisfaction will be much greater if you “slow your roll” and go this transaction as an informed consumer, and not out of relionship emotions.
July 8th, 2009 at 2:52 pm
The investors who offer to pay cash for your house and close in just a few days also only pay a fraction of real market value, usually 50% - 70%.
You don’t want that, so lets back up and hit this from a different angle.
Talk to a Realtor about what price you need to be at to have the house under contract in a week. A well priced home will sell quickly.
In the meantime, get your fiance’s house under contract so that when your house sells, you can move on that new house.
July 10th, 2009 at 6:17 pm
If you want to sell your house quickly, auction it.
An auctioneer will come round and value it, you set a reserve and if it makes the reserve, it is sold. Completion of the sale takes 4 weeks maximum.
If it is sticking just below the reserve and the auctioneer is not using his discretion to sell, catch his eye and drag your finger across your throat. No, this doesn’t mean you will kill him, it means ‘ cut it loose’ sell it, accept the nearest offer.
July 12th, 2009 at 1:13 pm
The other answers are right, you can sell you house quickly to some of the ‘Sell and rent back’ companies, but watchout that you get as near to the market rate as possible.
I can thoroughly recommend Sell to Stay as a company that will give you 80% of the market value of your house and rent it back to you at a competitive rate. After 3 years of rental they will give you a 50% refund on the rent that you have paid which you can put towards a deposit on a mortgage to buy a new home, or buy back your old home. Very flexible indeed!!
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Best of luck Bigpathome.