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My husband and I are selling (we are having a brand new home built) and based on a contingency, we must sell this house before moving into the new home. My frustrations are plentiful when it comes to having perspective buyers take a peek at our home. It's a very open floor plan with two and half story foyer and all the amenities. But it just seems that people are only looking at our home just to get a sneak peak of the inside and are not interested in buying. Maybe I'm wrong but I'm beginning to get a bit antsy with all of this. Can anyone give any suggestions as to how to go about selling your home faster without lowering the price? (BTW, our asking price for the 2442 sq.ft. home in a very nice sub-division in High Point, NC is 200,000).
Everything that you asked is currently being done—from staging the home, to having it viewable on "visualtour" etc. It's been on the market for nearly three weeks so maybe I'm just a bit too antsy at the moment. We are listed with Keller Williams. They are excellent at what they do so we feel confident in who we have chosen to represent the selling of our home. The other homes for sale are at the same (if not more) asking price.
three weeks into a listing is not a very long time in todays market. Normally the first marketing affords are just starting to take place. It will take a little while until your Agent is able to get everything set up and scheduled. You are saying that you have buyers or potential buyers looking at your house and that you did everything else right. Out of my experience the first "lookers" are neighbors, just checking out the house, what is actually good because if they talk to other people, those people might look for a new home, they can give them all the information and on top of it they can tell them how great the area is. Make sure that there are plenty of fliers at the house they can take with them and show to "everybody" they know.
However, ask you Agent to bring other Agents to your house to let you and herself know what could be changed to make it more attractive for potential buyers.
I was talking to a newer Agent just today. She could not explain that her listing is not getting any public hits on the Web. I checked out the MLS everything was fine. But when i went into other search engines, like yahoo and others, this property did not up at all (using the map search for the area). Knowing the price I was able to locate it. This Agent accidently did not publish the property address in her listing, Understandable none of the mapping searches were able to pick it up.
Sometimes there are just little things that can make a big difference.
I need the steps to take or a class on learning how to purchase tax sale homes.
go to the court house in the area you wish to purchase in, and they can help you.
this home belongs to my husband and I, my husband allowed his family to operate a home group business to help them out.. and in return of his favor they have his credit all messed up and on top of that we found out that they change the mortagage without my husbands knowlegde or signature so yeah they commited forgery.. my husbands credit is so bad that he can even get a credit card for two hundred dollars..we also found out that they had a credit card in his name and max it out five thousand dollars and never paid… I wanted to go to the police but my husband doesnt want to because of his mother, all this was done by his sister and her husband and his mom.. and he doesnt know what to do..I have a real state agent trying to sell the home but is taking so long. can someone tell me how can I sell the home faster than with a real state agent?? I am so mad at this people and now Im mad at my husband for not doing anything about it. our marriage is suffering please help!!
The home is in good condition it has to be they have disable people living there.. The family had no choice but to let us put the house for sell, they know the trouble they got them self in to,the problem is that the house second mortagage the one they forged my husband signature is for 72 thousand that is why I hired an real state agent to sell the home for me. It feels hopeless sometimes..
If I were in your shoes without children I would walk right out on him. Sorry.
If your name is on that house then you are going to held responsible as well.
Sure he wasn't in on it since he wants to do NOTHING?
If you do NOTHING now they will do it AGAIN!!!
So sorry to hear your husband's family is so evil
I dated a guy who had problems like that so glad I never Married him. His daughter frauded me and no one thought I should make a police report but I did.
Contact the police &the attorney general for advise at LEAST!
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Our home is mortgaged but we couldn't pay the taxes so it was sold in a tax sale-what will happen next? do we have any other options but to move out? we live in Iowa-serious answers only please.
No, the first guy is wrong. Relax and take a breath.
When a house is sold at tax sale, you have 1 yr to pay off the person who bought your home at the tax sale. (plus interest).
If after one year you do not pay them back in full, then the have the legal Right to your home. I would start extra savings, or beg borrow and plea for some money to pay the taxes. How about a 2nd job?
Do you think a house will sell in this market? Nothing special, just a brick raised ranch on chciago's nw side. Currently valued at 364k, but we only would need about 345k to buy another home. Also, what real estate co. should I go with when selling to speed the process?
If you are interested in selling you home contact an agent. The fastest way to sell a home is to have the best home on the market at the lowest price.
The agent will give you a Comparative Market Analysis to help price the home. Most people can;t believe how much the price of their homes dropped.
If you are serious about selling get an appraisal about $300. The appraisal is a great sales tool and is the document the banks use to make a loan. This will also limit the financing falling through.
TO get an idea of the average amount of time it will take to sell the agent can tell you the average days on the market for houses sold and you should have them tell you the current inventory available and the number of closings per month. This will give you an idea of the backlog.
If you are serious about selling my wife is an agent in Florida and she can refer you to an agent near you.
Where are some good web sites for good info on forclosures and places to sell a house really fast?The notice for sale has allredy been posted. Please help :-}
I agree with tivodan116. There are a lot of predators out there who take advantage of people who are in trouble. In addition to talking to your attorney who may know investors, talk to a Realtor about listing/marketing the property. What stage are you in with the foreclosure? Have you been served and have you gone to court? If you have a court date, tell the judge that you're selling the property. Take a copy of the listing agreement….the judge is usually lenient. The Realtor may have an investor to do a quick sale.
I am considering selling my home. I bought it about three months ago at a very steep discount but need to move on. (very long story) I understand that if I live in it for a total of 2 years and then sell, I will have no tax liability on the gain. I may need to sell sooner than that.
I need to understand the difference between selling before one year of ownership and after one year of ownership (but before two years)
I've read a few articles on it, but it's still not clear. If I sell before one year of ownership, do I just count the gain as ordinary income? Would it just go on my taxes as "wages" or would I report it somewhere else?
If I sell after one year of ownership (but before two years), is it taxed as a long term capital gain? If so the rate would be 15% or 5%, depending on my tax bracket?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Thanks for the help. Here's the additional info:
Bought for $110,000
Will sell for around $135,000
No other properties bought or sold.
I am married with 2 kids.
You are partly wrong about living in it for 2 years. What you have to do is live in it as your primary residence for 2 out the 5 years before you sell it. If you do this you can exempt up to $250,000 of gain if single, and $500,000 of gain if married. If you sell it before 1 year of ownership, it is short-term capital gain, and would be reported on Schedule D, and be taxed at your regular tax bracket. If you sell it after 1 year but before the 2 years, it would be long-term gain, and taxed at either 5 or 15% depending on your tax bracket. If you sell it in 2008 a rate of 0% will replace the 5% tax. There are some exceptions that will enable you to prorate the gain if you sell it before the 2 year holding period (forced move because of job, etc.).