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When it comes to selling your house, we acknowledge you have various options and companies to consider. We provide a transparent walkthrough of the entire process, ensuring you have a clear understanding of what to anticipate when working with us
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Now, onto the exciting part...
1.) After Repair Value (ARV): Our cash offers are based on the post-renovation worth of the property, known as the After Repair Value. This reflects the value your property would command once fully upgraded to modern standards, including features like granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.
2.) Cost of Repairs: Determining the expenses involved in repairing the house is crucial. We assess this cost during the initial walk-through or through detailed discussions over the phone.
3.) Selling Costs: Despite purchasing properties without real estate agents initially, we often resell them on the market post-remodeling. This incurs expenses such as agent commissions, closing costs, utilities, insurance, taxes, and miscellaneous charges, totaling approximately 10% of the final sale price.
4.) Profit: While we're passionate about renovating houses, we also need to generate profit to sustain our business and support our families. We strive to keep these profits reasonable to ensure we can provide competitive offers and increase acceptance rates
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Curious about a real-life example?
When it comes to selling your house, we acknowledge you have various options and companies to consider. We provide a transparent walkthrough of the entire process, ensuring you have a clear understanding of what to anticipate when working with us.
Now, onto the exciting part...
1.) After Repair Value (ARV): Our cash offers are based on the post-renovation worth of the property, known as the After Repair Value. This reflects the value your property would command once fully upgraded to modern standards, including features like granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.
2.) Cost of Repairs: Determining the expenses involved in repairing the house is crucial. We assess this cost during the initial walk-through or through detailed discussions over the phone.
3.) Selling Costs: Despite purchasing properties without real estate agents initially, we often resell them on the market post-remodeling. This incurs expenses such as agent commissions, closing costs, utilities, insurance, taxes, and miscellaneous charges, totaling approximately 10% of the final sale price.
4.) Profit: While we're passionate about renovating houses, we also need to generate profit to sustain our business and support our families. We strive to keep these profits reasonable to ensure we can provide competitive offers and increase acceptance rates.
Curious about a real-life example?
After Repair Value (ARV): $250K
Cost Of Repairs (COR): $60K
Selling Costs: $25K (10% of $250K)
Minimum Profit: $20K (Remember, this often takes 4-6 months from closing to selling)
Final Cash Offer: $145K
Our offers are strictly numbers-based, not influenced by desperation or motivation.
Selling with an Agent on the Market: Suppose you consult a Real Estate Agent/Realtor who suggests selling your house for $165K in its current condition. However, that amount doesn't go directly into your pocket. Here are the fees you'll likely encounter after selling on the market:
- Agent’s Fees: 6% (3% each for buyer & seller)
- Closing Costs: 2-3% (of sales price)
- Buyer’s Concessions/Repairs: 1-5%
- Staging Costs: <1%
Buyer’s Concessions often involve requests for repairs or credits, adding to the overall expenses. To simplify, let’s estimate around 10% in total costs to sell your home on the market (current average in FL as of February 2024 is around 10-14%).
Sales Price = $165K
MINUS Agent Fees (6%) = $9.9K
MINUS Closing Costs (2%) = $3.3K
MINUS Buyer’s Concessions (2%) = $3.3K
Final Take Home = $148.5K– this is what you’re left with, best-case scenario, after listing with a realtor, after several months on the market.
Now that you're aware of your house's current value in its present state, if you choose to list with an Agent, you can anticipate selling around that price. However, it's essential to factor in the fees associated with listing, as discussed earlier.
Or, do you opt for the $145K cash offer, ensuring money in your pocket within 10-20 days?
Decisions, decisions...
What if the repair costs turn out to be lower than expected? Instead of $60,000, they amount to only $35,000!
Now, here's where things get intriguing. If you guessed that we'd be able to offer you more, you're absolutely right!
Let's revisit how we formulate our offers:
ARV (After Repair Value) = $250,000
COR (Cost of Repairs) = $35,000
Selling Costs = $25,000 (10% of $250,000)
Our Minimum Profit = $20,000
In this scenario, we would be able to extend an offer of $170,000 to you!
That's $5,000 ABOVE the current value of the house in its present state and a whopping $20,000 MORE than what you'd pocket if you were to list your house with an agent.
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Your Situation
After Repair Value (ARV): $250K
Cost Of Repairs (COR): $60K
Selling Costs: $25K (10% of $250K)
Minimum Profit: $20K (Remember, this often takes 4-6 months from closing to selling)
Final Cash Offer: $145K
Our offers are strictly numbers-based, not influenced by desperation or motivation.
Selling with an Agent on the Market: Suppose you consult a Real Estate Agent/Realtor who suggests selling your house for $165K in its current condition.
However, that amount doesn't go directly into your pocket. Here are the fees you'll likely encounter after selling on the market:
- Agent’s Fees: 6% (3% each for buyer & seller)
- Closing Costs: 2-3% (of sales price)
- Buyer’s Concessions/Repairs: 1-5%
- Staging Costs: <1%
Buyer’s Concessions often involve requests for repairs or credits, adding to the overall expenses. To simplify, let’s estimate around 10% in total costs to sell your home on the market (current average in FL as of February 2024 is around 10-14%).
Sales Price =$165K
MINUS Agent Fees (6%)= $9.9K
MINUS Closing Costs (2%)= $3.3K
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MINUS Buyer’s Concessions (2%)= $3.3K
Final Take Home = $148.5K–this is what you’re left with, best-case scenario, after listing with a realtor, after several months on the market.
Now that you're aware of your house's current value in its present state, if you choose to list with an Agent, you can anticipate selling around that price. However, it's essential to factor in the fees associated with listing, as discussed earlier.
Or, do you opt for the $145K
cash offer, ensuring money in your pocket within 10-20 days?
Decisions, decisions...
What if the repair costs turn out to be lower, say $35K instead of $60K? Well, things get interesting. If you guessed we could offer you more, you're correct!
Referring back to how we craft our offers:
ARV (After Repair Value) = $250K
COR (Cost of Repairs) = $35K
Selling Costs = $25K (10% of $250K)
Our Minimum Profit = $20K
In this scenario, we'd be able to offer you $170K!
That’s $5,000 MORE than the current condition value of the house and over $20,000 MORE than what you’d pocket if you listed with an Agent.
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What does this mean for homeowners? It typically results in a very low offer – they operate on a mass-offer approach. Why? It's a numbers game for them – make 100 offers, get 1 accepted. We're not here to criticize other business practices. We're simply informing you so you're aware and don't fall for any misleading tactics.
Jen@FlEquityGroup.com.com
Orlando, FL
Jen@flequitygroup.com
Orlando, FL