1/19/2018

Get YOUR Offer Accepted






Stop worrying about making contingent offers that Sellers won't accept.
Don't wait for a rainy day to purchase a move up house

Do you  need short-term access to cash and can’t wait for your property to sell?
We can help!

Eagle Home Mortgage is now offering a 12 month Bridge Loan. Give your clients the option to access the equity in their property before its sold.
Plus, there’s no ATR requirement. Instead of a lengthy qualification process, borrowers are only asked to provide proof of assets or income source for the 12 monthly payments.

12 month Bridge Loan Eligibility Highlights

  • 1-4 Unit Single Family
  • Primary residence, second Home and investment properties
  • 680 minimum FICO
  • $500,000 minimum loan amount
  • 55% max LTV
  • U. S. Citizens only

There are Many Ways To Make Your Real Estate Offer Irresistible

There are Many Ways To Make Your Real Estate Offer Irresistible

In a competitive real estate market, getting your offer accepted can feel like winning the lottery. But with the right approach and a bit of strategic planning, you can significantly increase your chances of landing your dream home. Here are some key strategies to help you make an irresistible offer:

You need to look financially strong.

·        Get Pre-Approved from an Underwriter. A pre-approval letter showcases your financial readiness and seriousness as a buyer. This gives the seller confidence that you can secure financing and close the deal smoothly.

·        Consider a Cash Offer: Offering to buy the property with cash can be highly appealing to sellers, especially in competitive markets. It eliminates the risk of financing falling through and simplifies the closing process.

·        Put Down a Larger Earnest Money Deposit: A larger earnest money deposit signifies your commitment to the purchase and demonstrates your financial resources. This shows the seller you're serious about buying and gives them a sense of security.

·        Minimize Contingencies: Contingencies, such as the home inspection or appraisal, are standard parts of the buying process. However, minimizing them or offering flexible timelines can make your offer more attractive.

·        Close Quickly: If possible, offer to close on the house sooner than the standard timeframe. This can be especially advantageous if the seller needs to move quickly. Offer to close in seventeen days and allow seller to rent back for a week.


·        Do Your Research: Understand the current market conditions and comparable properties in the area. This helps you craft a competitive offer that is fair and reflects the true value of the home.

·        Consider Offering Above Asking Price: In a seller's market, going above asking price might be necessary to stand out. However, determine your maximum budget and don't overextend yourself financially. For this you may need extra cash to make up for an appraisal gap.

·        Get Creative with Your Offer: Highlight any unique aspects of your offer that might appeal to the seller, such as being flexible on closing dates or offering to purchase some of their belongings if your agent thinks they are downsizing for example.

·        Work with an Experienced Real Estate Agent: A skilled agent can guide you through the offer process, negotiate on your behalf, and advocate for your interests.

·        Express Your Enthusiasm: Let the seller know how much you love the property and how excited you are to become its new owner. Showing passion can leave a positive impression.


·        Write a Personal Letter to the Seller: Sharing your reasons for wanting the home and expressing your appreciation for its unique features can create a personal connection with the seller. This is often called a love letter.

·        Focus on Building Rapport: Be courteous and kind throughout the process. Maintaining a positive relationship with the seller can be beneficial during negotiations.

·        Be Flexible and Open to Negotiation: While it's important to stand your ground on key points, be willing to compromise on certain aspects to reach an agreement.


·        Every market and situation is unique. Adapt your approach based on the specific circumstances and consult with your real estate agent for personalized advice. Your agent should know what the seller wants before you write.

·        Don't get discouraged by setbacks. Persistence and a positive attitude can go a long way in securing your dream home.

By following these strategies and tailoring them to yo

 



Call me today to learn how you can help your clients get the cash they need without waiting for their properties to sell.

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