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Just a few of our many Buying
Programs:
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** ALL CASH
Transaction **
This
process takes between 7-14 days. The time is dependent
upon the time needed to search the title for your home.
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The Pros |
The Cons |
- Immediate mortgage relief
- Immediate relief from a stressful
situation
- No worries of whether the Cash Buyer can
qualify for a mortgage
- You don’t have to worry with needed
repairs
- LOW closing costs for your home
- If we come to an agreement, we can pay all cash
with NO contingencies.
Unlike most
potential buyers, we don't have to sell another house
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- Any time cash is offered for ANYTHING,
the seller must realize that there will be a discount
on the price.
If the offer is acceptable to
you, and you would like an extremely quick closing,
then this is an excellent choice for
you.
- Cash Buyers pay wholesale prices.
So, if
you own a home in nice condition, we have other Buying
Programs that you could consider.
- Higher out-of-pocket expense from a Cash Buyer
may mean that you will get slightly less than full
retail value.
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* * Creative
Financing * *
Every situation and every reason for a sale
is unique. There is always more than one way to "skin a
cat".
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There are soooo MANY ways to sell your
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None |
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Most people are only aware of the "traditional
route" that involves listing your home with a Realtor
for 30 days to 12 months.
Have you ever had an experience with a
non-performing Realtor? Do you have any idea how
many other homes your Realtor is trying to sell. We
think it's safe to say more than just yours! We
give you our personal and undivided
attention.
Why should a Realtor RUSH to sell your
home if they have you locked into a long term contract.
Now granted, all Realtors are not the same. We are only
speaking of those non-performing Realtors.
Still the same, it's no wonder that a listed home
can sometimes take a long time to sell while you, the
owner, are stuck maintaining the property and making
house payments month after month.
Selling a house is usually an expensive and
complicated process. Again, that's why real estate agents make
thousands (sometimes tens of thousands) of
dollars on a single sale.
However, if we buy your home you WILL keep
more of your profit in your pocket.
Suppose you
decide to go ahead and take your chances by listing your
home with a Realtor - That is fine, just be sure to
tell the Realtor that you want to exclude our
company from their Listing Agreement.
This way, if you decide that you no longer want
to go the "traditional route" of selling your home, you
can sell it to us without paying the Realtor's
commission. At least this way, you can keep other
options open for yourself.
You don't have to be locked into a long term
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* *Subject To -
(Owner Financing) * *
This
is a process that allows the seller numerous benefits.
It is easy, quick and clean. The Buyer assumes your
mortgage note, and if you have ample equity in your
house, the Buyer can cut you a check or set up payments
for the agreed amount. At closing, all you need to
do is give us your coupon book for the house payments.
We actually take over your existing house
payments.
Good News! Your loan do not have to be
assumable in order for you to qualify for this
program.
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The Pros |
The Cons |
- Fastest route to mortgage relief
- Cash at closing or Payments for your
equity
- We can rebuild your credit by making on time
payments to the existing lender.
- Almost zero closing costs
- You don’t have to worry with needed
repairs.
- You’ll get a fair offer with reasonable
terms.
- We'll close quickly and make your payments
evaporate, so that you can get on with your life and
enjoy peace of mind, knowing your home is no longer a
financial burden.
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From our perspective and our clients,
there are none.
March 17th,
1995 I have had
great pleasure in dealing with Do You Need Cash. In all
of our dealings I have found them to be honest and
straightforward. I felt relieved when your agency took
over my existing house payments. I felt even better
to see that ALL of the house payments have been on
time.
Our agreements
contractual or verbal, have been met without hesitation
or variance. In a time when the norm in the business
world is meeting clients’ expectations most of the time,
I can truly say that I am impressed by Do You Need Cash
since they have met or exceeded my expectations on every
occasion. I can recommend this agency to anyone in need
of the services they offer and feel confident that you
will get the same high level of professional service
that I have enjoyed. - Constance Vanderbelt
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* * Traditional
Financing * *
When a seller needs to sell quickly, this is the
most costly and cumbersome approach. With interest
rates at historic lows, mortgage processing time is
taking months in some cases to close.
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- Mortgage relief in just as soon as the Realtor
or you can get is sold.
- Cash at closing
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- Will Buyer qualify?
Probably not since 65
to 70% % of the population can not qualify for
financing.
- HIGH closing costs
- Could take months to close
- Getting the "timing" just right for your next
move to your new home or new location.
- You get stuck with making 2 mortgage payments
when your Buyer's financing falls through.
- You will have several Buyers parading through
your homeYou need to time your closing date with the
date you are trying to
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* * Lease Purchase
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We can lease your home from you with an option to
buy it at a later date.
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The Cons |
- We guarantee that we will make your house
payments
- Homeowner gets debt relief
- No more management - We take care of
it
- You retain ownership of the
house
- You get your cash when the home is
sold
- You retain the tax benefits until it is
sold
- Saves you credit
- Helps homeowners qualify for new
financing
- No repairs or maintenance for
homeowner
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- The homeowner is still responsible for paying
property taxes.
- If the home has equity, the Homeowner will be
cashed out when the home is sold and a new loan is put
in
place.
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