I’m Relocating And Need To Sell My House In Tacoma

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1. Find out what your house is worth:  To do this you can contact a reputable real estate agent or connect with us and we can give you a no cost no obligation valuation on your property.  Once you know what the house may be able to sell for in the current market… that sets the basis for how long you may or may not be able / willing to sell the house.
2. Decide how fast you need to sell your house after you relocate:  This is a biggie. I’ve seen professionals who moved out of state for a job who had their house on the market for over a year before selling it for a much much lower price than they hoped. Decide how fast you need to sell your house… and how long you’re willing to keep making 2 mortgage payments, insurance payments, etc.
3. Find a solid real estate agent BEFORE you start packing boxes:  Get the ball rolling early so you don’t waste any time. Every month that you wait or every month that it takes to sell the house… costs you money.  Or if you don’t want to use a real estate agent to sell… we are a reputable local house buyer and we’d love to make you a fast-fair all cash offer.  Just fill out the form through this link to get started >>
4. Calculate the value of selling your house fast vs. “waiting it out” for a dream price:  We all want to sell our houses for as much as possible. But one thing many people forget to do is come up with the $ amount of how much it costs you to hold onto this house.  The costs involved include the mortgage (which if you’re still within the first 10 years of the mortgage, the majority of your payment interest and not hardly going to principal at all), insurance, taxes, maintenance, etc.Lets say you want to sell your house for $200,000… and your mortgage payment is $1,200/mo, taxes $200/mo, $100/mo for insurance, and $100/mo for maintenance (lawn maintenance, repairs while you’re gone, etc.). Those expenses add up to $1,600/mo  in “non equity building” expenses.If it takes you 7 months to sell that house through a real estate agent for that $200,000…  it cost you $11,200 in DIRECT “holding costs”  +  you had to pay $12,000 in real estate agent fees  (assuming 3% for the buyers agent and 3% for the sellers agent).Totaling $23,200 in LOST money.  That doesn’t even account for the value of your time, your stress in thinking about that property sitting on the market, the opportunity cost of what you could have been doing with that extra money during those 7 months, etc. So the real cost to you was likely closer to $30,000.But, what if you were to sell your house next week and avoid all of that?Even if you sold for a discount below the retail price (lets say… $175,000)… you’re still ahead of the game by  selling the house NOW  at a discount to a home buyer like our company vs. 7 months later at full price (and paying holding costs and real estate agent fees).Make sense?
5. Take action!:  Whatever you decide… decide and take action.  If you want to go the real estate agent route, great! Find a reputable local Washington agent.  If you’d rather not have to wait and not have to pay real estate agent commissions… then a viable option may be to sell your house to us

• Need to sell fast (we can close in as little as 7 days if you need us to)
• Don’t want to hassle with listing a property with an agent
• Don’t want to pay real estate agent fees
• Can’t sell their house for one reason or another (we buy houses in as-is condition)
• … or a variety of other reasons