How Should You Sell Your House?

Traditionally with a Realtor

After compiling sales data, we find that most homes sell at a discount of 10% or greater of the list price.

Sales data also confirms buyers are requesting concessions of at least 8% to cover closing costs, repairs, and agent commissions.

When you list your house to sell, as a Seller you are typically going to pay a 3% listing broker commission.

Additionally, sellers should account for holding costs, which can be substantial over the 120-day average sale period.

Cash Buyer Investor

Cash buyers typically offer 100% of the listing price.

Typically there is a discount fee the buyer requires of the seller at closing around 20%. Call it a 20% buyer credit concession.

However, since cash buyers close within 30 days, there are no ongoing holding costs to consider.

No Repairs, Showings, or additional hagleing.

Compare Selling Options: Realtor vs. Cash Buyer

Sell by Listing vs Cash Offer Comparison

Item Traditional Sale Cash Buyer
Listing Price
Negotiated Price (10% discount)
Buyer Concessions
Listing Broker Commission
Holding Costs (120 days vs 30 days) $0
Net Amount to Seller

Which Option is Best for You?

When choosing between these options, consider your priorities. If you want the highest net amount with a quick closing, a cash buyer may be the best choice. If you are comfortable waiting and negotiating, the traditional sale route might work better.

The Demitri Team @ eXp Realty - (561) 461-8620

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