Foreclosures have peaked to an all time high in
the real estate market, beginning in 2009
If you are among these folks, it could be
pertinent to know you can sell your property
yourself. It can be done through a service
on the Internet that began in 1997. Many
people have used this service and their success
has risen this Company to be considered #1 on the
Internet. It
also encourages buyers to purchase
real estate on their own as well.
Most of us would hesitate to
consider doing this because of the laws of the land, required forms
and agreements usually considered being in the realm of lawyers and
real estate agents, and passing a valid Deed.
Still through through the services offered it is
not only doable is is practical. They provide you
with all the services
you need while progressing with your transaction.
Benefits being:
the
average days on the market are 95 average
amount saved on commission fees is $8,002 properties
sold for 96% of the list price
Check out the "Frequently Asked Questions and
Sellers Tips" before you get started. The first thing of course is
to list your property. Before you decide on a selling price you
should apply for their instant Value Report. This appraisal is the
same as used by Banks and Lenders. You can purchase a 9 month
property listing starting at a flat fee of $69.95. This includes a
video of your premises and unlimited photos. You may upgrade this
listing if you desire.
They also offer Multiple Listing
Service at a flat fee of $299 in many of the
States. A list of particulars is provided
with details for each State. The commission
is negotiated with the buyer's agent too and
usually is reduced to only 2.5% to 3.5%.
Commissions are all negotiable and many people are
not aware of that.
All of the real estate forms and contracts,
supplies, signs, books, even a lock box are also
available for you. If you are not
computer friendly and have issues with any aspect
of doing this yourself, you simply contact the the
support staff, outline what you need done and they
will either help you with it or do it for you.
This might be
the way to save a bad situation.
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The first thing you
need to do when buying, is search the property listings,
pending foreclosures, and property tax
sales anywhere in the United States
or Canada. Just complete the questionnaire to zoom into the area of
your interest.
You should read
the "Frequently Asked Question" page and also
"Buyer's Tips" page to give you an edge before you
get too excited. There are things you have
to know or do to protect your intended
transaction. Also, a triple Free Credit
Report is available to you online.
Then move on to the
Foreclosure section, where you can search for foreclosures,
pre-foreclosures, bankruptcies, and tax lien properties in any State
you chose. This is a real eye opener.
At the moment mortgage rates
are at a 4 year low. Before you get too crazy with your shopping
get pre-qualified so that you know just how much you can afford to
invest. Get 2 or 3 quotes from the mortgage lenders and let them
know that you are working with other brokers too so that they give
you their best rates as there is some fluxuation in fees and rates.
Next, look at the Open House
section for the dates and addresses of where you may want to view.
Some of the listings require appointments. If you make an
appointment - keep it or phone before hand to let the Vendor know
you will not be coming. It is a lot of work being ready for showing
a home and courtesy by all parties goes a long way.
A Directory of Professional
Services is available for you to view, which includes Movers, to
Carpet Cleaners to Realtors, etc, or use your own referrals.
For "First Time Home Owners"
the particulars of "The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009" is outlined so you may determine if you qualify. The Act
has a value of up to $8,000 depending on your income.
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