Understanding the overall process when selling to an investor takes several steps.
It begins with a call or a visit to the website of https://www.effortlesshomebuyers.com/
Next is you get to talk with a purchase manager who gathers all the information about the property and the seller’s goals.
The investor then gets access to the property to verify the information to make estimates.
An offer can be made which the seller can accept, negotiate, or reject.
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So, What is the overall process when selling to an investor? Well, there's a couple steps, usually the very first thing is you need to give the investor a call, or respond to any of their outbound marketing, or even go to their website and submit an inquiry to get an offer on your home. Usually the next step in the process is you'll talk to either a lead manager or a purchase manager, they'll gather all the information about your home things like the size, the number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms, the amount of repairs that you think are needed, the acceptable range, If you have a ballpark of what you're looking to sell it for, just so that nobody wastes their time. And from that point, if you'd like to move forward, then you go ahead and allow the investor to get access to the property.
This is always going to be required from investors because they're going to need to verify the amount of repairs that are needed, and then they're going to actually walk through and take measurements and estimate the price of those repairs. After that point, the investor will make an offer, either be verbal or written, and you can either accept, counter negotiate or reject. If you accept the offer, then a contract will be sent to you to sign with all of the terms, disclosing the price, when closing is going to be, what earnest money is, how the property is gonna be taken, at that point, then you need to go ahead and have either attorney or a title company involved. Those parties will then go and review title, make sure that you have the right to sell the property, and the buyer has the right to buy the property, they'll review the terms, and then they'll schedule closing. Once closing comes about, you'll usually go to either an attorney's office or a title company office, and you'll sign all the official documents, making the sale official. And then you'll leave either with a check for your proceeds or a wire transfer into your bank account if the proceeds are over $50,000. That entire process can take anywhere between 15 to 45 days.
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