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A Cash House Family vs. Listing With A Local Agent
Cash House Family specializes in fair cash deals for homes in any condition, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience. With no hidden fees, the offer you receive is the amount you'll get. Our experienced team helps navigate challenges like foreclosures with expertise and compassion. Discover why we're the trusted choice for selling your property swiftly and confidently.
- Selling w/ A Local Agent
- SOLD To Cash House Family
- Commissions / Fees:
- Up to 6%, 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, sales can fall through
- None
- Appraisal Needed:
- Yes, the sale is often subject to appraisal
- NONE – We make cash offers
- Average Days Until Sold:
- +/- 91 Days
- IMMEDIATE CASH OFFER
- Number of Showings:
- 30-60 +/- days after accepting buyers offer
- The Date Of YOUR CHOICE
- 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
Selling w/ An Agent
Cash House Family
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 Contigency*: 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
The Date of your choice
Who pays for Repairs?: Negotiated During Inspection Period
None - We pay for all Repairs
In summary, an inspection contingency grants the buyer the flexibility to withdraw or renegotiate if significant repairs are identified during the inspection process. On the other hand, a financing contingency allows the buyer to retract their offer if they encounter challenges in securing a loan or if the home doesn't appraise at the required value.
These contingencies serve to protect both the buyer and the seller by providing an opportunity to address potential issues that may arise during the home buying process.