Need To Sell Your House Fast? We Buy Houses!
Even in a sellers market like , it’s smart to look at your options and see what will actually help you best reach your goals with the sale of your house. While you may be able to get a higher “top line” sales price listing with a local agent, that doesn’t always boil down to more money in your pocket or less headache. Dive into the details below to compare your options.
Selling w/ An Agent | SOLD To DMV Property Acquisitions | |
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Commissions / Fees: | 6% on average is paid by you, the seller | NONE |
Who Pays Closing Costs?: | 2% on average is paid by you, the seller | NONE – We pay all costs |
Inspection & Financing Contingency*: | Yes, up to 15% of sales fall through | NONE |
Appraisal Needed: | Yes, sale is often subject to appraisal | NONE – We make cash offers |
Average Days Until Sold: | +/- 91 Days | IMMEDIATE CASH OFFER |
Number of Showings: | It Depends | 1 (Just Us) |
Closing Date: | 30-60 +/- days after accepting buyers offer | The Date Of YOUR CHOICE |
Who Pays For Repairs?: | Negotiated During Inspection Period | NONE – We pay for all repairs |
We don’t care how dirty your house is (we’ve seen worse!) or how many repairs are needed (a complete fixer? great! we love projects)... we’d like to make an offer on your house. This saves you time and money that you can keep in your pocket.
Because we are a full-service professional home buyer here in D.C., Maryland or Virginia, we make it easy for you. We pay for all of the closing costs. What we offer you is what you get (of course minus any mortgage payoff or other encumbrances on the property). Pretty refreshing eh?
So when you add up the time you could save by working with DMV Property Acquisitions, the no-hassle experience, and the money you’ll save on commissions, fees, and holding costs while you wait to sell the traditional route… for many area home owners selling to a professional house buyer is the best viable option.
Is it for you?
*An inspection contingency lets the buyer have time to do an inspection and back out of the sale or negotiate a new price if there are repairs that need to be done. If you can’t come to an agreement with the buyer, the buyer has the right to back out of the sale. Similar, a financing contingency gives the buyer the wiggle room to back out of the purchase if they can’t obtain a loan or if the home doesn’t appraise for the value that the bank needs to close the loan.
Here at DMV Property Acquisitions we don’t use bank financing so you don’t have to worry about our ability to close on a deal.