When your house is for sale, almost nothing is more disheartening than when you get a lowball offer. It might take the wind out of your sails or it might simply leave you breathless. Before you let your anger get the best of you and decline the offer, consider some other ways to deal with it. You might just be able to turn a lowball offer into a sale.
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5 Ways to Deal with a Lowball Offer on Your Home
January 26, 20125 Tips for Successfully Selling Your Home in a Short Sale
January 13, 2012Selling your home in a short sale is one way to avoid foreclosure. If you’re considering a short sale, then you’re working out an arrangement with your lender to sell the home for less than the amount you owe on the mortgage. Since you’re unlikely an expert at conducting a short sale, there are some tips you should follow to ensure its success.
Sell Your Home Faster by Making It FHA-Friendly
September 2, 2011To qualify for a Federal Housing Authority (FHA) home loan, the property you are buying has to meet certain standards. While the FHA does not fund the mortgage directly, the government agency does insure the lenders that offer FHA loans to homebuyers. Find out how to make your home a best friend of the FHA, so it’s easier and faster to find a buyer.
Is Now a Good Time to Buy a Home?
April 26, 2011Since the housing bubble burst more than two years ago, families all across America have been holding onto to their houses. Many who considered selling decided to wait, which is good because many who considered buying decided to wait, too. But there are some indications the real estate market is beginning to recover. Depending on where you live, now may be a good time to think about buying (or selling) a home.
Top 10 Home Staging Tips for Selling Your Home
October 2, 2008By: Puja McKernan With a financial crisis hitting our nation, home sellers are facing more and more difficulties every day. Just take a good look at your own community. Chances are, you’ll see more “for sale” homes lining your street than ever before, and a few of them could be bank-owned (which means they’re most [...]
