WHICH OPTION IS BEST?
Everyone is different and has unique circumstances. So why do we all try to sell our homes the same way? There are several options, and some may fit your situation better than others.
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We can't exactly tell you which is the best for you, but we can help you compare all of the options so you have the necessary knowledge to make the best decision possible.
COMPILE, COMPARE, CHOOSE
"Knowledge is power." Everyone knows the quote and when it comes to selling your home, it is especially true. Knowing all your options gives you the power to make the best choice for YOUR situation.
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Efficient Home Sales is dedicated to doing the work for you. We will go out and try to get as many cash offers as possible for your home. After all, it's not really an option to sell to an investor unless you have a real offer. We'll compile all the offers for you, usually within 48 hours of starting the process.
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Once we have all the offers, we put them into an easy to compare format. We breakdown all the fees and details of each offer so you know exactly what you're getting. Net price, time to close, inspection periods, repair costs all play a major factor into each offer. We hate hidden fees and "bait and switch" tactics. We strip all of the offers down so you're not taken advantage of.
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Then it's up to you to choose which option to pursue. We'll help you and answer any questions you have, but the choice is yours and we are behind you 100% regardless of which option you choose. Unless you want to sell it on your own, you will have professional representation to help you through the process until it is SOLD.
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Below are a few of the reasons why some of our clients chose certain options.
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TEST THE MARKET:
- Not in a hurry to sell, just wanted the most money possible
- Would only move if they got a certain number and the cash offers weren't high enough
- Didn't like the idea of another company profiting off their home
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REMODEL FIRST:
- Lived in an area where "flips" were getting substantially more than homes without upgrades
- Kitchen needed some repairs, so why not just upgrade everything
- Home sat on market for 6 months with another realtor, decided to do some upgrades then re-list
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"CORPORATE" INVESTOR:
- Net offer and net proceeds from market valuation were about the same
- Moving out of state and needed a quick sale
- Getting a divorce and needed a quick sale
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"LOCAL" INVESTOR:
- Home needed some major repairs, "as-is" offer was higher than both the "corporate“ investors and the net market valuation
- Did not qualify for "corporate" investor offer due to the property being distressed, quick sale helped them avoid a bad situation
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FSBO:
- Home was in an extremely "hot" area where homes were selling fast
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