Friday, December 11, 2015

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Top 5 Reasons to Sell Your Home for Cash


Robert Vaughan 12.11.15

Selling homes for cash is becoming an ever more common practice, and in a market that is still recovering, there are a lot of reasons to consider selling your home for cash instead of taking your chances on the open market. Here are some of the top reasons sellers decide to take cash offers.


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There are many situations where you may need to sell your home quickly. For example, maybe you got a job in another state, you’re in the middle of a divorce and neeed to split your assets, or you or a loved one is moving into an assisted living facility. While the normal process of selling your home can take months, cash offers can normally be completed within 30 days, and sometimes even within 2 weeks, so you’ll have the cash you need when you need it.


There’s No Need to Renovate or Stage Your Home

If your home is more than a few years old, and you want to get top dollar on the open market, chances are it’s going to need some renovation. But renovating a home and staging it for potential buyers can be quite a headache.

Even basic renovations like fresh paint, new flooring, landscaping, and updating kitchens and bathrooms can set you back thousands, and new furniture, window treatments, light fixtures, and accent pieces add up quickly too. And if other problems are uncovered during a renovation or home inspection, it could ruin your chances of making a profit.


There’s No Risk, and No Hassle

Renovating and staging can take weeks or months, and of course there’s no guarantee any of it will help sell your home quicker, or that you’ll recoup your investment. And with the market the way it is, gambling that a renovation will pay off and you’ll be able to sell quickly is a risk a lot of people don’t want to take.


You’ll Avoid Getting Stuck Paying Two Mortgages

Every day your house sits on the market is a day you’re losing money. Even if have a newer home, or made renovations prior to putting your house on the market, it could still end up sitting for weeks or months. And if your home is in need of renovation, there’s a pretty good chance it could sit for much longer. So even if you end up selling for a higher price, you may still end up making less profit.


You Don’t Have to Pay Agents or Listing Fees

When you sell your home for cash, you don’t have to worry about paying an agent commission, or pricey listing fees, so more cash goes directly into your pocket.

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Wednesday, December 2, 2015

O.C. home prices up 4.4% in October

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High home prices are keeping a lid on residential appreciation rates in Orange County, with year-over-year gains holding steadily below 5 percent for the past year, according to CoreLogic figures released Tuesday. Have you thought or know someone who would like to sell there home fast for cash? Call our professional team at Red Hill Real Estate Solutions LLC at (951) 356-5440

The Irvine-based data firm’s Home Price Index shows that home prices were up 4.4 percent in the year ending in October, but were unchanged from September levels.

That’s a small gain compared to neighboring housing markets.

CoreLogic’s HPI showed that home prices notched upward 6.8 percent year-over-year in Los Angeles County. In the Inland Empire, prices were up 6.2 percent from October 2014 levels.

Home prices increased 6.8 percent in the nation as whole in October, while the statewide appreciation rate was 7.2 percent.

Smaller price gains are expected in the year ahead, however. The CoreLogic HPI forecast calls for a 5.2 percent increase by October 2016.

CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft attributed this year’s higher appreciation rate to a low number of homes being offered for sale, conditions that are likely to persist in early 2016, he said.

“Home equity levels are now approaching pre-recession levels,” CoreLogic CEO Anand Nallathambi added. “As we move forward, the rise in home prices will need to be better correlated to family income trends over time to avoid homes becoming affordable for many.”

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