Let's face it, things happen.
And there are a lot of 'things' happening right now, especially in the housing market, that would lead you to question, "How can I sell my house?" Everywhere you turn, there's negative news; whether it's the government bailing out GM, Ford, Chrysler, AIG and on and on, the stock market making record point losses or corporations laying off thousands of employees.
The last thing you want is to be caught by surprise like so many others once things started going south.
Below is a list of 21 situations that may cause you, or someone you know the need to sell the home fast.
If any of these create an AH HA moment, you probably need to contact a local real estate investor.
Usually investors buy houses, not list them as a realtor does.
They won't put a sign in the yard, list it in MLS and wait for the phone to ring.
In most cases, they will actually put your house under contract, and honor it.
In the time it takes to have your house sit on the market while you continue to make payments, an investor could have actually bought the house.
Please understand you might have to make some price concessions to sell your house, but in most cases they'll provide an answer to your question, "How do I sell my house," allowing you to move fast.
All situations vary, but here are some of the most common reasons you or someone you know may need to sell a house fast: 1.
Job lost and can't afford mortgage payments 2.
Administrator/Executor of an estate 3.
Bought new house and don't want two mortgage payments 4.
Job relocation 5.
Pending foreclosure 6.
Two mortgage payments 7.
Listed with a realtor for months and won't sell 8.
Divorce 9.
Want to purchase another home but can't sell the old one 10.
Landlord tired of dealing with evictions and deadbeat tenants 11.
House in need of repairs but no money to do them 12.
Vacant house receiving violations from local government 13.
Behind on mortgage payments 14.
Listing expired with real estate agent 15.
Trying to sell For Sale By Owner (FSBO) but won't sell 16.
Want to retire and downsize 17.
Fire damage 18.
Failing health 19.
Can't afford tax bills 20.
Need debt relief 21.
Bankruptcy Local investors purchase many houses each month in your area.
They will give you a free offer for your house with no obligation for you to accept.
And there are a lot of 'things' happening right now, especially in the housing market, that would lead you to question, "How can I sell my house?" Everywhere you turn, there's negative news; whether it's the government bailing out GM, Ford, Chrysler, AIG and on and on, the stock market making record point losses or corporations laying off thousands of employees.
The last thing you want is to be caught by surprise like so many others once things started going south.
Below is a list of 21 situations that may cause you, or someone you know the need to sell the home fast.
If any of these create an AH HA moment, you probably need to contact a local real estate investor.
Usually investors buy houses, not list them as a realtor does.
They won't put a sign in the yard, list it in MLS and wait for the phone to ring.
In most cases, they will actually put your house under contract, and honor it.
In the time it takes to have your house sit on the market while you continue to make payments, an investor could have actually bought the house.
Please understand you might have to make some price concessions to sell your house, but in most cases they'll provide an answer to your question, "How do I sell my house," allowing you to move fast.
All situations vary, but here are some of the most common reasons you or someone you know may need to sell a house fast: 1.
Job lost and can't afford mortgage payments 2.
Administrator/Executor of an estate 3.
Bought new house and don't want two mortgage payments 4.
Job relocation 5.
Pending foreclosure 6.
Two mortgage payments 7.
Listed with a realtor for months and won't sell 8.
Divorce 9.
Want to purchase another home but can't sell the old one 10.
Landlord tired of dealing with evictions and deadbeat tenants 11.
House in need of repairs but no money to do them 12.
Vacant house receiving violations from local government 13.
Behind on mortgage payments 14.
Listing expired with real estate agent 15.
Trying to sell For Sale By Owner (FSBO) but won't sell 16.
Want to retire and downsize 17.
Fire damage 18.
Failing health 19.
Can't afford tax bills 20.
Need debt relief 21.
Bankruptcy Local investors purchase many houses each month in your area.
They will give you a free offer for your house with no obligation for you to accept.
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