Realtors: One Method of Selling

Realtors are good when you have the time and when your house has "curb appeal" (looks spotless & flawless.) Many people sell their homes this way, but it is not your only option.

A successful realtor will have dozens of homes to sell. If yours needs special attention or a quick transaction, you may be disappointed.

Sellers must also complete a number of tasks before the process gets going. Realtors often require inspections, insurance, renovation work, and open houses. These items can take months. If you are facing foreclosure or have a personal emergency, you may not have time, money, or mental energy to do the work involved.

Once a buyer is lined up, he/she still has to get approval from their lender. We would pay you CASH.

Should you decide to employ a realtor, we recommend you ask him/her to exclude Shoreland Homebuyers on the contract. If the property does not sell in time, you will have reserved your right to accept our offer. If we buy your home, we won't charge you commission and you will have avoided paying the realtor's commission. In many cases, this is thousands of dollars saved. The exclusion gives you a choice and a back up plan.