08/31/2023
Are You Planning To Move Forward âŚbut you first have a home that you need to sell?
Your Home Seller Problems. NOW SOLVED.
The Problem
Until now, building or buying your next home while trying to sell an existing one has involved unreasonable stress, uncertain market conditions, home-to-sell contingencies, double mortgage requirements, uncontrolled closing dates, and the expense and inconvenience of making a double move.
Traditional ways of selling can be slow-paced, labor-intensive, and disruptive to the home seller. And âFast Cash Investorsâ typically offer far less than full market value for your home, and then may prove to be unreliable.
Today, however, there is a better way to transition into your next home! âNow You Canâ enables qualified home sellers to get the best of both worlds and affordably buy or build; even move into their next home before moving out of their current home!
Now You Can:
Comfortably Build or Buy Your Next Home and Move Into It Before You Complete The Sale And Move Out of Your Existing Home.
â âNow You Canâ is a seamless bridge solution that simplifies the home buying process and allows the home seller to move forward confidently.
â Sell and stay in your existing home while you focus on buying or building your next one.
â Release your dormant equity and put it to work. Get the time and flexibility you need in order to plan your transition - without having to move for up to 12 months
â Eliminate the stress associated with short-term housing or the expense and interruption of making multiple moves.
â On your own timetable, enjoy a seamless transition from your current home to your dream home.
Learn More about How It Works
https://jamesbardes.exprealty.com/resources/easy-new-options
More information is available upon request Call Jim Bardes, REALTOR Green Tree Realty Solutions brokered by eXp Realty, LLC Mobile # 765-885-6345 Email [email protected]
Until now, building or buying your next home while trying to sell an existing one has involved unreasonable stress, uncertain market conditions, home-to-sell contingencies, double mortgage requirements, uncontrolled closing dates, and the expense and inconvenience of making a double move.