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#1 by regenetech123 at April 22nd, 2009
set a very low price.
#2 by rhsaunders at April 22nd, 2009
Price it properly — say, five to ten percent less than its apparent market value.
#3 by akdonzilla at April 26th, 2009
I’ll give you $50 for it right now.
#4 by The Rabbi at April 26th, 2009
Go to the dominant realtor in your area and tell them what you want to do. They are the experts and have buyers for a fast sale.
#5 by popeye at April 26th, 2009
Sorry! Your to late for a fast sell. The housing market has crashed. Your sale will most likely be a long time comming. However you might takew the advice of regenete…”Set a very low price”, and even then this nation is moving into a recession which will become a depression.
#6 by John L at April 29th, 2009
Offer something of value to the buyer. Seller to pay closing costs has been used too much. But, offer to pay 1 year worth of taxes or homeowners insurance or condo fee etc.
Another great way is to offer financing attached to the house. For example, contact a local banker and tell them you are willing to pay $10,000 (example. FNMA guidelines allow you to pay up to 3% on a loan amount greater than 80% ltv).
With this $10,000 you want the banker to take the closing costs and use the rest towards points. Have him lock the rate on your house. This also helps with the negotiation.
The house gets advertised as $300,0000 with special financing of 5.50% no points/no closing costs. You are going to get buyers that now can afford the home because of the lower rate and regenerate interest in buyers that could otherwise afford, but now like the idea that they are going to save money.
It’s a great twist on the seller paid closing costs. Also helps eliminate the haggling.
#7 by holly.shelly at May 2nd, 2009
I would get hundreds of people to take care of your marketing costs for you! You can do that free here:
#8 by homebuyadvantage at May 5th, 2009
Alot of it depends on your local economy.
Are jobs leaving the area?
If so, you probably have to offer some incentives to sell it.
I found this site here
where they talk about dealing with some companies that buy and sell houses.
Hope that helps.