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1. Negotiating is the art of reaching an agreement by resolving differences through creativity. Our ability to negotiate begins from an early age when we interact with others.
2. There are different styles of negotiating - quick style aims for the best deal without regard for the other side, while deliberate style prioritizes relationship building for long-term agreements.
3. The possible outcomes of negotiating are realistic (win-win), acceptable (something is better than nothing), or worst (too stubborn to compromise). Predetermining desired outcomes can help achieve a better result.
The short sale process involves listing the property for sale at a price the lender will approve, submitting documentation to the lender for approval, and negotiating with lenders who may be slow to respond. Getting written approval from lenders is important to avoid future collection attempts for any remaining amounts owed. The property value must be determined, often using brokers price opinions, and expenses of the sale are reviewed by lenders. The goal is to get approval in writing to satisfy the mortgage and promissory notes from all lenders involved.
This document is a listing agreement that outlines the terms and conditions for a real estate broker to list a property for sale. It details what documents are required to be signed, provides spaces for seller and property information, specifies the listing price and commission amounts. It also outlines contingencies such as protection periods, marketing authorizations, liability limitations, and additional notices about legal compliance and fraud prevention. The agreement must be signed by both the seller(s) and agent to be binding.
The document advertises a local property buying service, noting that the average time to sell a home is 5 months and 40% of sales fall through. It offers options to sell a home for cash while maintaining occupancy through rent back or lease options, and promises confidentiality, local service, and help getting out of debt or negative equity situations. Contact details are provided for the Stockton-on-Tees based company.
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A short sale is when a home is sold for less than the amount owed on the mortgage. It can be a better option than foreclosure and has benefits like less credit damage and the ability to buy a new home sooner. However, not all homeowners qualify for a short sale, which requires the property to be worth less than the loan balance and for the mortgage to be in or near default. The document provides contact information for a real estate agent who specializes in short sales.
This document provides suggestions for finding the right partner. It states that an important consideration is whether you feel comfortable with a potential partner and that shared life values and goals can indicate compatibility. Finally, it notes that finding the right partner may not be easy but that paying attention to feelings like those expressed through kissing can help guide the search.
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The document discusses how relationships require work from both partners to succeed. It notes that disagreements and fights do not necessarily mean the love is gone, but can arise from insecurities or differing expectations. Compromise is important to find balance between individual interests and couple time, as well as handling finances. Long lasting relationships involve open communication and resolving issues before they escalate into fights.
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2. There are different styles of negotiating - quick style aims for the best deal without regard for the other side, while deliberate style prioritizes relationship building for long-term agreements.
3. The possible outcomes of negotiating are realistic (win-win), acceptable (something is better than nothing), or worst (too stubborn to compromise). Predetermining desired outcomes can help achieve a better result.
The short sale process involves listing the property for sale at a price the lender will approve, submitting documentation to the lender for approval, and negotiating with lenders who may be slow to respond. Getting written approval from lenders is important to avoid future collection attempts for any remaining amounts owed. The property value must be determined, often using brokers price opinions, and expenses of the sale are reviewed by lenders. The goal is to get approval in writing to satisfy the mortgage and promissory notes from all lenders involved.
This document is a listing agreement that outlines the terms and conditions for a real estate broker to list a property for sale. It details what documents are required to be signed, provides spaces for seller and property information, specifies the listing price and commission amounts. It also outlines contingencies such as protection periods, marketing authorizations, liability limitations, and additional notices about legal compliance and fraud prevention. The agreement must be signed by both the seller(s) and agent to be binding.
The document advertises a local property buying service, noting that the average time to sell a home is 5 months and 40% of sales fall through. It offers options to sell a home for cash while maintaining occupancy through rent back or lease options, and promises confidentiality, local service, and help getting out of debt or negative equity situations. Contact details are provided for the Stockton-on-Tees based company.
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The negotiation process should always to focused on using negotiation techniques that will achive a win-win solution. In this presentation we focus on some negotiation strategies that will achieve an ending that is fair for all parties concerned.
This document provides information to help buyers through the process of purchasing a home, including:
- Working with a real estate agent to find the right home and make an offer
- Understanding financing and pre-qualifying for a loan amount
- Going through the escrow process where terms are carried out by a neutral third party
- Signing documents and fulfilling conditions to complete the transaction by the closing date
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The document provides frequently asked questions and answers about real estate practices in Texas for eXp Realty agents. It addresses questions about contracts, disclosures, advertising, working with TREC, and what activities require a broker's license versus those an agent can perform. The document emphasizes complying with TREC rules and contacting managing brokers with questions rather than directly contacting TREC.
This document discusses preparing for difficult financial issues that may arise during divorce proceedings. It notes that divorcing couples often have "sore spots" or long-standing resentments around money issues like unpaid bills, spending habits, or loans to family members. It advises being well-rested and mentally prepared before confronting these types of problems. It also warns that people under stress of divorce may revert to more primitive behaviors and tendencies like drinking, shouting matches, or being selfish. Even couples who aim for a civilized divorce should prepare for worst-case scenarios where survival instincts could stimulate destructive impulses as the psychological task of separating takes place.
The document discusses real estate commissions and the roles of listing and buying agents. It explains that the seller typically pays the total commission, usually 5-8% of the home's sale price, which is then split among the brokers and agents. Listing agents are responsible for marketing the home and managing showings, offers, and negotiations. Buying agents help clients find homes, make offers, and navigate the process up until closing. Both agents invest significant time and resources to assist clients through what is typically a complex real estate transaction.
This document contains questions from a real estate agent, Deborah Stirling, to understand a home seller's expectations for the sale of their property. The questions cover topics like preferred communication methods, motivation for selling, desired time frame, need for relocation assistance, individuals involved in decisions, price expectations, desired marketing activities, previous home selling experience, positive and negative past experiences, and expectations of the real estate agent's services.
This document provides information about the short sale process for homeowners facing foreclosure. It defines a short sale as when a lender agrees to take less than what is owed on a property to allow it to be sold. The document then outlines who qualifies for a short sale, the required paperwork, the steps of the process, potential benefits over foreclosure, and answers common questions about short sales. The overall message is that working with a real estate agent can help navigate this complex process and increase the chances of a successful short sale.
The document discusses the short sale process, including what a short sale is, who qualifies, the required paperwork and steps involved. A short sale allows a homeowner who is underwater or facing foreclosure to sell their home for less than the outstanding mortgage balance if the lender agrees. It involves listing the home, submitting paperwork including financial documents, and negotiating with the lender, with the goal of avoiding a foreclosure on the homeowner's record. The process can take 3-4 months or longer to complete.
The document discusses the services provided by Nicki Conway & Associates to help buyers through the home buying process. It outlines how the realtor will treat clients with respect, represent their best interests, provide expertise on local markets and designations, and guide them step-by-step from initial search to closing. Various home buying options and considerations are also covered, including short sales, loan preapproval, open houses, and title insurance.
The document discusses the short sale process as an alternative to foreclosure. It defines a short sale as when a lender agrees to accept less than what is owed on a property in order to facilitate its sale. It outlines the requirements to qualify for a short sale, including experiencing financial hardship and being unable to sell the home for what is owed. It also describes the paperwork required, the steps in the process, potential benefits over foreclosure, and answers frequently asked questions.
The document outlines the short sale process, which allows homeowners facing foreclosure to sell their home for less than the amount owed on their mortgage in order to avoid foreclosure. It explains that homeowners must provide documentation of their financial hardship and allow their home to be listed for sale. The lender will then review the homeowner's financial information and make a decision on approving the short sale. If approved, the home can be sold, the proceeds go to the lender, and the homeowner avoids the damaging effects of foreclosure.
The document discusses various foreclosure scams homeowners may encounter and provides tips to avoid them. It outlines common scams like equity skimming, bait-and-switch, and phantom foreclosure assistance. These scams typically involve signing over the deed to the property with false promises that the homeowner can remain or buy it back. The document warns homeowners not to sign documents they don't understand or feel pressured to sign, and to only make payments to the lender directly. It also recommends nonprofit foreclosure assistance programs over for-profit companies.
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This document summarizes the buyer services provided by a real estate company to help clients find the right home. The services include: choosing an agent and company, creating a customized home search plan, discussing agency representation and buyer's needs, providing resources to help with the purchase process, and assisting with negotiations, inspections, financing, and closing to ensure a smooth transaction. The company aims to exceed buyer expectations with their full-service support.
The document provides information about navigating the short sale process when facing foreclosure. It discusses the advantages of a short sale over foreclosure for both homeowners and lenders. It also outlines the short sale process and the documentation required from homeowners, including bank statements, a hardship letter, and listing and purchase agreements. The representative's role is to negotiate with lenders on behalf of homeowners and submit the necessary paperwork to get the short sale approved.
The document discusses the benefits of pursuing a short sale if one owes more on their home than it is worth. It notes that short sales allow homeowners to avoid the negative consequences of foreclosure like judgments, bankruptcy, and damaged credit. Short sales are negotiated with lenders while foreclosures are involuntary litigation. The document provides information on government programs to help homeowners and incentives for banks to approve short sales. It emphasizes that a short sale specialist can guide homeowners through the process of negotiating with lenders and selling their home.
A Realtor who lists a home at an unrealistic, overpriced value does a disservice to the seller client. It sets up false expectations and guarantees the home will sit unsold on the market for a long time. A responsible Realtor will research recent comparable sales to determine a fair listing price before presenting to the seller. If the seller insists on an unreasonable higher price, the Realtor should only agree to list for 30 days at that price while making clear they do not recommend or agree with it. The Realtor's duty is to represent the client's best interests, not just take any listing to gain business.
The negotiation process should always to focused on using negotiation techniques that will achive a win-win solution. In this presentation we focus on some negotiation strategies that will achieve an ending that is fair for all parties concerned.
This document provides information to help buyers through the process of purchasing a home, including:
- Working with a real estate agent to find the right home and make an offer
- Understanding financing and pre-qualifying for a loan amount
- Going through the escrow process where terms are carried out by a neutral third party
- Signing documents and fulfilling conditions to complete the transaction by the closing date
VA Loans for Vets NMLS#184169
5050 North 40th Street, Ste 260
Phoenix, AZ 85018
602-908-5849
Jimmy Vercellino is one of the nation’s top VA Home Loan mortgage originators. A Marine veteran, he and his team work hard to help veterans take advantage of their VA loan benefit and become homeowners. From start to finish, they guide their clients through the process and make it as smooth and stress-free as possible. Visit the site at https://www.valoansforvets.com
The document provides frequently asked questions and answers about real estate practices in Texas for eXp Realty agents. It addresses questions about contracts, disclosures, advertising, working with TREC, and what activities require a broker's license versus those an agent can perform. The document emphasizes complying with TREC rules and contacting managing brokers with questions rather than directly contacting TREC.
This document discusses preparing for difficult financial issues that may arise during divorce proceedings. It notes that divorcing couples often have "sore spots" or long-standing resentments around money issues like unpaid bills, spending habits, or loans to family members. It advises being well-rested and mentally prepared before confronting these types of problems. It also warns that people under stress of divorce may revert to more primitive behaviors and tendencies like drinking, shouting matches, or being selfish. Even couples who aim for a civilized divorce should prepare for worst-case scenarios where survival instincts could stimulate destructive impulses as the psychological task of separating takes place.
The document discusses real estate commissions and the roles of listing and buying agents. It explains that the seller typically pays the total commission, usually 5-8% of the home's sale price, which is then split among the brokers and agents. Listing agents are responsible for marketing the home and managing showings, offers, and negotiations. Buying agents help clients find homes, make offers, and navigate the process up until closing. Both agents invest significant time and resources to assist clients through what is typically a complex real estate transaction.
This document contains questions from a real estate agent, Deborah Stirling, to understand a home seller's expectations for the sale of their property. The questions cover topics like preferred communication methods, motivation for selling, desired time frame, need for relocation assistance, individuals involved in decisions, price expectations, desired marketing activities, previous home selling experience, positive and negative past experiences, and expectations of the real estate agent's services.
This document provides information about the short sale process for homeowners facing foreclosure. It defines a short sale as when a lender agrees to take less than what is owed on a property to allow it to be sold. The document then outlines who qualifies for a short sale, the required paperwork, the steps of the process, potential benefits over foreclosure, and answers common questions about short sales. The overall message is that working with a real estate agent can help navigate this complex process and increase the chances of a successful short sale.
The document discusses the short sale process, including what a short sale is, who qualifies, the required paperwork and steps involved. A short sale allows a homeowner who is underwater or facing foreclosure to sell their home for less than the outstanding mortgage balance if the lender agrees. It involves listing the home, submitting paperwork including financial documents, and negotiating with the lender, with the goal of avoiding a foreclosure on the homeowner's record. The process can take 3-4 months or longer to complete.
The document discusses the services provided by Nicki Conway & Associates to help buyers through the home buying process. It outlines how the realtor will treat clients with respect, represent their best interests, provide expertise on local markets and designations, and guide them step-by-step from initial search to closing. Various home buying options and considerations are also covered, including short sales, loan preapproval, open houses, and title insurance.
The document discusses the short sale process as an alternative to foreclosure. It defines a short sale as when a lender agrees to accept less than what is owed on a property in order to facilitate its sale. It outlines the requirements to qualify for a short sale, including experiencing financial hardship and being unable to sell the home for what is owed. It also describes the paperwork required, the steps in the process, potential benefits over foreclosure, and answers frequently asked questions.
The document outlines the short sale process, which allows homeowners facing foreclosure to sell their home for less than the amount owed on their mortgage in order to avoid foreclosure. It explains that homeowners must provide documentation of their financial hardship and allow their home to be listed for sale. The lender will then review the homeowner's financial information and make a decision on approving the short sale. If approved, the home can be sold, the proceeds go to the lender, and the homeowner avoids the damaging effects of foreclosure.
The document discusses various foreclosure scams homeowners may encounter and provides tips to avoid them. It outlines common scams like equity skimming, bait-and-switch, and phantom foreclosure assistance. These scams typically involve signing over the deed to the property with false promises that the homeowner can remain or buy it back. The document warns homeowners not to sign documents they don't understand or feel pressured to sign, and to only make payments to the lender directly. It also recommends nonprofit foreclosure assistance programs over for-profit companies.
This document is a home selling guide published by Kelly Olsen, a realtor with ERA Brokers Consolidated. It outlines the benefits of using a realtor to sell a home, including their expertise, objectivity, and ability to handle the entire selling process. It provides tips for homeowners on how to prepare their home for sale, including cleaning, decluttering, repairs and curb appeal. It also discusses determining the home's value through a comparative market analysis and factors like location, condition, competition and timing. The guide offers instructions on selling the home, showing it to buyers and handling offers.
This document summarizes the buyer services provided by a real estate company to help clients find the right home. The services include: choosing an agent and company, creating a customized home search plan, discussing agency representation and buyer's needs, providing resources to help with the purchase process, and assisting with negotiations, inspections, financing, and closing to ensure a smooth transaction. The company aims to exceed buyer expectations with their full-service support.
The document provides information about navigating the short sale process when facing foreclosure. It discusses the advantages of a short sale over foreclosure for both homeowners and lenders. It also outlines the short sale process and the documentation required from homeowners, including bank statements, a hardship letter, and listing and purchase agreements. The representative's role is to negotiate with lenders on behalf of homeowners and submit the necessary paperwork to get the short sale approved.
The document discusses the benefits of pursuing a short sale if one owes more on their home than it is worth. It notes that short sales allow homeowners to avoid the negative consequences of foreclosure like judgments, bankruptcy, and damaged credit. Short sales are negotiated with lenders while foreclosures are involuntary litigation. The document provides information on government programs to help homeowners and incentives for banks to approve short sales. It emphasizes that a short sale specialist can guide homeowners through the process of negotiating with lenders and selling their home.
GUIDE - Sellers - Guide to selling a HomeJosie Boyter
This document provides guidance on preparing a home for sale through staging. It recommends fixing any repairs, deep cleaning, de-cluttering by removing unnecessary items, using neutral decor, addressing odors, and staging furniture to emphasize space. Staging can increase a home's perceived value, make it more competitive, and reduce time on the market according to research. The goal is to allow buyers to visualize living in the home.
Home Buyer Guide for Maria Morton's ClientsMaria Morton
The document provides an overview of the home buying process, explaining key steps like understanding market conditions, finding and making an offer on a home, negotiating the offer, conducting inspections, resolving any issues found, and going through the closing process. It also discusses the roles of real estate agents and how they can help guide buyers through the purchase. The document aims to educate home buyers on how to navigate the home buying process from start to finish.
The document provides information to help prepare a home for sale. It discusses working with an agent to market the property, conduct open houses and showings. It also covers common costs of selling like commissions, taxes, inspections and moving expenses. Setting the right listing price based on market conditions is important to sell quickly. Some minor improvements like painting and floor repairs can boost curb appeal while major renovations may not affect the sale price. Staging a home to appeal to the largest number of buyers is recommended.
This document is a guide for homeowners considering a short sale to avoid foreclosure. It explains that a short sale allows a homeowner who owes more than their home is worth to sell it for less than the outstanding mortgage balance, with the lender's approval. Lenders may accept a short sale to avoid greater losses from a foreclosure. The guide advises homeowners to act quickly and work with an experienced real estate agent if considering a short sale, especially those in Florida who should seek out agents partnered with specific organizations for assistance navigating the short sale process.
Julie Ryder is a realtor with 10 years of experience and additional credentials including a PMP certification and master's and bachelor's degrees. Her mission is to help clients find the best home with the least stress. Two clients praised her marketing abilities, negotiating skills, and ability to work with diverse groups of people. The document then provides an overview of the home buying process, including working with an agent, financing options, making offers, and closing. It also includes tips for relocating and checklists.
- The document provides information to a home seller about the process of listing and selling their home. It discusses preparing the home for sale, marketing the home, scheduling showings, negotiating offers, paying closing costs and taxes, and estimating profits from the sale.
- The real estate agent will work with the seller to create a marketing plan, list the home in the multiple listing service (MLS), and show the home to potential buyers.
- Selling a home involves costs like paying off mortgages, pre-sale repairs, realtor commissions, closing costs, taxes, and moving expenses that reduce the seller's profit. Careful planning is required to estimate costs and set the right listing price.
1) Coordinating the sale of a current home with the purchase of a new home, known as a simultaneous sale and purchase, is difficult and risky unless absolutely necessary due to financial constraints.
2) The type of real estate market, whether it is a seller's market with low inventory and high demand or a buyer's market with high inventory and low demand, impacts the options and leverage homeowners have when attempting a simultaneous sale and purchase.
3) Homeowners considering a simultaneous sale and purchase should carefully evaluate their financial options such as obtaining a bridge loan or rent back agreement, contingencies they can place on purchase offers, and alternative housing arrangements if deals fall through.
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Guide to selling home during a divorce
1. THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO
SELLING YOUR HOME
DURING A DIVORCE
Brought To You By:
2. This guide is meant to provide a few helpful tips as you
begin the process of selling your home during this difficult
time. It is not intended as legal advice, and you should
consult your attorney before making any legally binding
decisions.
3. Decide If One
Spouse Can
Afford To Keep
The House
The first step is to decide
who, if either of you, wants
to keep the house and can
afford to do so on their
own income after the
divorce is finalized.
4. If One of You
Decides To Keep
The House...
The next step is to work out the details
of transferring ownership in your final
divorce settlement. Consult your
mediator or attorneys for this process.
Ultimately, you’ll need to refinance
so only the spouse keeping house is
on the mortgage.
We can set you up with a lender if you
decide to use this route.
541-797-3443 or 541-527-2030
5. If Neither of You
Keeps The
House...
Then it’s time to start
planning to sell the home
as part of your divorce
settlement. You’ll need to
work with a real estate
professional to determine
how much your home will
sell for under current
market conditions.
6. If You Have
Equity In The
House:
If your house will likely sell
for more than you owe on
the mortgage, you can
work with your attorneys to
set up whatever split of the
equity is appropriate for
your situation.
7. If You Owe More
Than The House
Is Worth...
If you’re not in a situation
where you can sell the
house and split the profits,
you may want to consider
a “Short Sale.” In this
case, the lender agrees to
accept less than what you
actually owe.
8. What You Need
To Know About
Short Sales:
A short sale is a last-ditch
effort to avoid
foreclosure. Short Sales
are a relatively complex
real estate transaction
that involves negotiating
with your lender. You
should seek the help of a
real estate professional.
9. If You Can’t
Refinance, Sell,
or Short Sell...
If one spouse can’t
refinance the house on
their own, if you can’t sell
the house and split the
equity, and if you can’t
arrange a short sale…
Foreclosure may be the
only way to dissolve
ownership during the
divorce.
10. No Matter What
Path You End Up
Taking...
Selling a home during a
divorce is likely the most
difficult real estate
transaction you will ever
endure. Don’t try to
navigate these waters
without the help of an
experienced real estate
professional.
11. What To Look
For In An Agent...
This is NOT the time to
casually reach out to your
friend’s cousin who just got
her real estate license.
Selling a house during a
divorce requires
negotiation and
relationship skills that most
new agents simply don’t
have.
12. Look For Two
Things:
First, the real estate
agent you work with
should have proven track
record of success in
selling homes quickly. In
the middle of a divorce,
the goal should be to sell
quickly and move on.
Find an agent who can
get the house sold fast.
13. Look For Two
Things:
Second, work with an
agent who has
experience working with
divorcing couples. A good
agent knows how to
tactfully communicate
with both spouses and
knows that it’s their job to
serve both of you to get
the home sold.
14. I hope this free guide was
helpful for you!
If you have any questions about
selling your home during this
difficult time, I’d be happy to
help answer them.
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MRSBendHomes@gmail.com
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