By: Anill Karwa

Are you ready to say, “sell my house quickly?” If so, you already know that you have a lot of options. However, each option for selling your home comes with its own advantages, and not all of those options prioritize speed of sale. If you really need to say, “sell my house quickly,” then it’s important to consider how many steps you’ll have to take before you can actually walk away from that house and into another. Let’s consider your options below.

1) Saying “sell my house” to a traditional real estate agent

Here are the steps you’ll have to follow when you decide to say sell my house the traditional way—to a real estate agent:

 

  • Step one: Clean up and start staging the home. You’ll want to start getting any personal belongings and clutter out even before you contact the real estate agent. If you don’t already have a new place to move into, that’s more than likely going to mean renting a storage unit and probably hosting a few garage sales.
  • Step two: Contact your real estate agent. It may take you a couple tries to find one who seems compatible with your ambitions, but once you’ve found one, he or she will come and visit your home. The result: probably more suggestions about what belongings to remove and how to stage the areas, but you are likely going to get a list of repairs and renovations to follow through with so your agent can get as competitive an offer (and thus as high a commission) as possible from the potential buyers.
  • Step three: Put that time, money, and elbow grease into completing those suggested renovations.
  • Step four: Your real estate agent will get a profile of your house on their real estate pages so potential buyers will take notice.
  • Step five: Stage and re-stage your home—and get out of it—for the viewings your real estate agent will set up. You’ll want to have the big renovations completed before this begins, otherwise the rush to complete and clean up after projects in the sometimes short notice before a home viewing can get a bit tense.
  • Step six: Wait. It can take 6 to 12 months for a home to sell on the traditional market, even using a real estate agent. Remember that you still have to pay your mortgage, utilities, property taxes, etc. during this time.
  • Step seven: You got an offer! Now you’ll need to do some negotiating—and probably complete a checklist of renovations, inspections, and other buyer requests.
  • Step eight: Wait for the offer to go through. Your deal is still vulnerable to the bank denying your buyer’s financing.
  • Step nine: Once the sale goes through, you’ll have to pay your real estate agent his or her commissions and fees, but then you are free to go!

2) Saying “sell my house” to a professional home buying company

Here are the steps you’ll have to take if you decide to say, “sell my house” to a professional home buying company:

  • Step one: Decide it’s time to say, “sell my house.”
  • Step two: Call a professional home buying company in your area for a quick consultation and get a competitive offer within 10 minutes over the phone.
  • Step three: Walk away from your home AS IS in as few as seven days, cash in hand. No renovations, no staging, no finance contingencies, no real estate commissions and fees, and no wait time.

 



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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Selling Your Home Fast

During a transfer, a new deed is drafted and signed by the seller, transferring ownership of the house to the new buyer. This document is then recorded in the land records with the above-mentioned deed of trust.

We work with your bankruptcy attorney to present a FAIR offer and give you additional money at closing. We present the offer directly to your attorney and work to have the offer accepted by the bankruptcy court. Once the offer is accepted, we ensure that the bankruptcy is released and we buy the property as soon as possible.

Yes, we can work with any seller who needs to move a property quickly for any reason and in any price range. We have purchased million-dollar houses before. 

Yes, we buy apartments, multi-family houses/buildings and land.

No! You have no obligation at all if you submit an information form, show your property to House Buyers or receive an offer to buy your house. You are under no obligation at all. All we ask for is the opportunity to make an offer for your house, you’re in the driver’s seat as to whether you accept the offer or not. You are in complete control. You are only obligated to our service if you have entered into a purchase agreement with us, as with any other real estate transaction.

We need very basic information from you about your house. The number of bedrooms, bathrooms and overall condition of the property is needed. We will also ask you how long you have owned your home and if there are any mortgages or liens against the property.

We offer the maximum amount possible, our offers are very competitive. If our offers weren’t competitive, we wouldn’t have purchased thousands of houses! There is no magic percentage we use, every house is unique. Our Real Estate Consultants take into consideration the age, condition, size, features and location of the home much like an appraiser would. We factor in the costs to repair the house, what other homes in the area are selling for and how long it is taking to sell those homes. These and several other factors are researched to determine a fair offer. 

As soon as we receive your  Online Form, we will review your information and get back to you ASAP (usually within 30-60 minutes depending on when you submit the information).

We work FAST to help ensure that your house doesn’t go to foreclosure. We present you with a FAIR offer to pay off your mortgage before the foreclosure. We help save your credit, avoid foreclosure and allow you to sell your house FAST and FAIR. Due to recent legislation, if you reside in the state of Maryland and are within a certain period of time before your foreclosure sale date, we will introduce you to a Foreclosure Consultant. The legislation mandates that if you are within this certain window that a foreclosure consultant must explain to you all of your options involved in selling your home.

No problem! We can still buy your house as is, even if it has demolition orders scheduled.

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