Saturday, January 7, 2012

Tips and Tricks For Selling A Home Fast In Today's Market

By Leo Kingston


Have you been reading a whole lot of articles on the web about selling a property fast? Doesn't it seem like there are a lot of people giving advice who might not have the experience to back up their own advice? Maybe I'm just skeptical because I have accumulated my expertise over many years in my career as a real estate investor. I have learned what works and what doesn't work when you're selling homes fast, and when I read a lot of other articles it seems to me that maybe the authors have not actually done it themselves. Just my opinion, but it's the opinion of a real expert.

So, what is the difference between the way I see the whole subject of selling homes fast and the way others may see the same subject? The difference is that I know the key to selling homes fast is finding the right buyer at the right time. It is not really anything new or flashy or digital, not at all. It's the same truth that has prevailed for centuries, certainly as long as mankind has had a system of property ownership.

There has to be a willing seller and also a willing buyer, that's a given, and they have to agree on a price. Those basic parts of any real estate transaction have not changed. Keeping a sharp focus on those parts of a real estate transaction is the secret to how to sell a home fast.

Here's what I mean, you have to remember that in order for you to sell your home fast you must price it to sell. And pricing your home to sell is dependent on knowledge of your buyer. Some buyers of real estate are more like wholesalers who are going to turn around and resell a home for a higher price because they have developed a market to do so. I know several investors who specialize in specific neighborhoods and they always have buyers lined up waiting to purchase homes.

That is a good position to be in, for sure. But if you are not an investor and you don't have buyers waiting to purchase your home, then you have to decide whether to wait for a homeowner to come along and buy your home, or whether to call some real estate investors who are prepared to pay cash and close quickly. An investor is not likely to pay as much for your home as a homeowner who intends to live in it. But you may actually accomplish your home sale faster and easier, which can make all the difference when your goal is selling homes fast.




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