Posts with tag 'Selling'

One key lesson I've learned in real estate is the potential financial loss homeowners face when they accept an as-is cash offer too quickly. This is especially common for those who have lived in their homes for 20-30 years without making updates or performing regular maintenance. These homeowners are often targeted with as-is cash offers, typically through mail or social media. While these offers may seem tempting, you could sacrifice a significant portion of your home's equity.

Take a recent example: I worked with a family in the Eldorado neighborhood whose home was still owned by the original purchaser from 1979. Although no records go back that far, it's likely the home was purchased for under $60k and had been fully paid off. When they received an as-is cash offer for $120k, it seemed like a great deal. However, after reviewing market comps, we discovered that the home could sell for $300k with some u...

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"Hey, Alexa, I'm headed to work." With that statement, all the lights in the house turn off, the thermostat adjusts to an empty home, a Google map provides the quickest route to work, circumventing a traffic accident, and a favorite drink order is sent to Starbucks for pickup in 7 minutes. Along the drive, a morning playlist of music begins, and the Google map automatically adjusts for any changes in traffic. 

Before, this was similar to The Jetsons' super-futuristic, almost impossible-to-imagine world. Rosie, the robot maid took care of the kids and commanded the house to cook dinner, clean the floors, and do other tasks we all wish would be automated in our homes.

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