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Top 10 ways to get homebuyers to work with you

Housing Wire

Have the best, most-detailed lender’s letter or proof of funds so your offer won’t be tabled because it’s too vague or boilerplate. Guide them through escrow Once you’ve won the offer, help your clients through the contingencies, inspections, the appraisal process and the final walk-through.

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Cash offer startup Accept.inc raises 90M in debt and equity

Housing Wire

.” The process requires a pre-approval that once passed allow buyers to submit an all-cash offer with Accept.inc’s proof-of-funds. The all-cash contract signed between Accept.inc and the seller is still contingent on a satisfactory inspection that can be negotiated between the buyer and agent.

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Can You Sell a House As Is Without Inspection? A Reality Check

HomeLight

Selling a house “as is” without inspection is the definition of driving a hard bargain. As for whether you can sell a house as is without inspection — the answer is yes, it’s possible and does happen. Why ‘as is’ doesn’t always mean no inspection. However, a buyer could still include an inspection contingency in the contract.

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Buying Your House With Cold, Hard Cash? Here’s Your Step-by-Step Guide

HomeLight

Once you’ve figured out where the money is coming from, it will be easier to take the next step: getting proof that you have the cash. Obtain proof of funds from the bank. Providing a proof-of-funds letter is more secure than forking over a bank statement, which contains sensitive information. Get an inspection.

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Tips to be a Successful Buyer During Season

Dwell Real Estate

January - April are the busiest months of the year for a Realtor and their schedules tend to fill fast between showings, inspections, closings and assisting other clients. When an offer is submitted, seller's prefer to see proof of funds and/or a pre-qualification letter to be sure they are dealing with a qualified buyer.

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Shed the Limiting Beliefs that Hold You Back with Buyers!

Lab Coat Agents

Well, this one is hard, but in this market environment, let’s presume that all of your Buyers are using all the tricks of the trade: waiving inspection remediation, offering strong appraisal floors, offering cheap use & occupancies, “like cash” offers & even showing up with loan commitments pending chosen property, to name a few.

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Everything You Need To Know About Selling A House With A Bad Roof

Realty Biz

That is a main reason why most lenders require an inspection of the property before they lend the money. They will then request an inspection. They must ensure that they can recover any lost funds if the borrower fails to repay them. You do not have to spend money on inspections and other fixes. Selling Quickly.