BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH A REAL ESTATE INVESTOR

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The Benefits of Working with a Real Estate Investor to Sell Your Home 

So, you’re looking to sell your house, and you can’t decide if working with an investor is right for you. You’re in the right place. I’m going to go over some of the benefits of working directly with a real estate investor. 
Working with an investor is especially beneficial when you need to sell your home quickly, or in the condition its in. Maybe you are behind on your mortgage payment and facing foreclosure. Or, maybe you have to relocate and need to sell quickly so you can be approved for a loan on a new home. Whatever the reason, if you’re looking for the fastest and most convenient way to get cash for your home, a real estate investor is the best way to go.  

IT’S FAST! 
If you choose to work with an investor, you can get the cash you need quickly. They will want to inspect the home and often will make an offer within 24 hours of the inspection. If you put your house on the market, it can take months or sometimes even years, before an offer is made. Plus, even after an offer is made, negotiations can continue to drag out the process before the sale is finalized. An investor won’t drag the negotiations out and can often close as soon as seven days if necessary.  

IT’S CONVENIENT!  
You will also be able to sell your house in as-is condition. This not only speeds up the process, but also saves you time and money in fixing up small, or even large problems in your home. Keep in mind that the amount of money that an investor is going to offer you, will generally be under market value. But that means you won’t have to worry about any repairs or renovations, as they will take care of any structural or aesthetic things that need to be done to make your home ready to be put on the market. 

IT GETS YOU CASH NOW! 
Getting a lower offer from an investor than you might if you worked with a real estate agent can seem discouraging. However, unlike in a sale involving a realtor, with an investor, you will be able to keep the full amount from the sale. There is no commission for a realtor or hidden fees that often occur during the negotiation process. With an investor, not only will you get the full amount offered, but you will also get it immediately. There is no need to worry about delays in payment due to issues such as bank financing. Investors will have the full amount, in cash, ready on the day of closing. 

If you think selling your home to a real estate investor might be a good option for you, or if you have more questions or concerns we can make clear for you, please visit our website, www.ibuylouisianahomes.com. I Buy Louisiana Homes is here to help YOU! 

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