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Selling a House

What to do in order to sell your home as quickly:

Price It Right: A home priced too high may turn off many potential buyers.

Clean The House: Various things turn-off buyers. Keep rooms open and clean.

Paint The House: Scuffed walls and messy paint jobs are bad. Hire a professional.

Update The House: Fix / Repair damaged carpets, cracked tile and scuffed hardwood floors. Be flexible. Adjust your schedule, if necessary, to accommodate requests for showings. You don't want to lose out to another seller down the street.

Home Selling Negotiation Techniques

During Busy Real Estate Seasons, you should consider requiring buyers to show their proof of mortgage pre-approvals. Don't settle for pre-qualifications with their offers.

During Slow Real Estate Seasons, you should require proof of pre-approval within five days of accepting their offer. That way, if the buyer can't proceed, you haven't wasted much time.

Negotiating and Setting a Real Estate Selling Price is a very difficult task to handle. Most real estate agents get caught between the market price and what the customer asking price is. In most cases, sellers base their pricing on what a neighbor sold their home for a few months ago. Perhaps the neighbor's home sold 6 months ago, with perhaps less home inventory and lower interest rates.

About "For Sale By Owners" Homes - The seller seeks to save the real estate commission from the sale of his/her home. A fair number to use as a real estate sales commission is between 4% to 6% of the selling price. Some homework may help you assess the asking price versus recent home sales of similar homes in the surrounding area.

Bridge Loans For First Time Home Sellers -  Are you currently looking to buy a house? Have you realized that you will have to time the selling of your home before you can buy? Be very careful and be very cautious, you are playing a new game with different sets of rules to follow.

Well it's Spring Time and your Well is Dry. No Liquidity? Many families are looking to upgrade to bigger homes, but can't afford to buy the house before they sell the current home.

New House Rule Tips:

1) Price your home well in order to sell it quickly.
2) No over pricing.
3) Create a 30 Day Plan.
4) Be prepared to accept less money.
5) Contingency Sales - buyer attempts to arrange with seller. Purchase is contingent on the sale of the old home. If the buyers can't sell their home within a period of time, the purchase is cancelled. Sellers don't like these such arrangements, of course, and are more likely to accept them in slowing markets than hot ones.
6) Bridge loans - Buying one home when you're selling another will cost you money. Either there'll be pressure to accept a lower bid for your old property or you'll be scrambling to find a new one and wind up spending more than you want. What you need is to be able to do is find the best buy on a new home while your old one fetches the highest price the market will bear.

Bridge loan are known as "swing loans". Bridge loans span the gap between the time you buy a new home and you sell the old one.

There are two types of bridge loans - The first kind gives you the money to pay off an existing mortgage and to pay down on the new house. You make no payments on the bridge loan, just on the new home. When you sell the old home, you pay off the bridge loan, including interest.

In the second kind, you keep your first mortgage and borrow against the equity in the first home to make a down payment on the second. Your old home is worth $250,000, the new one costs $400,000, and you owe $100,000 on your existing mortgage. That means you have equity of $150,000. You're able to put 37.5% down on the new home, which is $150,00.


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