Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Surprising Benefits for Home Buyers

 
The one characteristic that belongs to all sellers in a seller’s market is that they all want a fast sale without issues. While Beverly Hills realtors like WEA Homes can fast track your home-sale process, buyers often seem to find ways to delay the sale process. Sometimes sellers are willing to offer more incentives so that their property receives more attention compared to the competition. Then, there are the inevitable market slumps, when sellers have to find ways to speed up the process.

If you have an old or new home that you want to sell, and you think it might not be sold easily, there are some tips that can expedite your home-sale process. These tips can enhance the deal for the buyer and you can use them during negotiation or as advertising tools.
 
Insider Information About Interest Rates

Many homeowners purchase a home on the basis of the mortgage. The loan offered by the bank has an Equated Monthly Installment (EMI), which is a fixed payment amount made by a borrower to a lender at a specified date each calendar month. EMIs are used to pay off both interest and principal each month, so that over a specified number of years, the loan is paid off in full. Further, the EMI depends on the interest rate at which the bank has offered the customer. Buyers are always willing to pay “points”, upfront fees, which can enable the loan to be locked at a lower interest rate EMI. Home sellers can also do the upfront spending for the buyer, which is called a “buying down rate”.

Inclusion of Home Accessories

Some Beverly Hills luxury homes look especially good when they are staged for sale with attractive furniture. Upscale homeowners typically furnish their homes with quality furniture that matches the appearance of the home perfectly. In addition, the home décor process typically takes time and requires effort. When you include the existing furniture as part of the home when you sell it, the buyer frequently sees it as a better deal.

Provide Buyers Non-Recurring Closing Costs

Buyers sometimes return to the seller asking for minor renovations and repairs of the home. These might include the replacement of windows, patching of roofs and repairing of dry rot. Sellers don’t want these minor tasks to delay the sale process and repairs can delay the closing of the home sale. When facing this situation, you can offer the buyer a non-recurring closing cost that is suitable and goes straight to the buyer’s pocket when the sale is closed.

You can also offer buyers incentives like the equivalent of the commission amount of the broker as a credit and incentive for closing the sale within a given time period.

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