Do You Need To Sell Your Home Fast?
In tough situations like foreclosure, inheritance, or costly repairs, selling your home the traditional way may not be the right solution because it can take months, and drain your wallet.
Fast Close Homes can help!
Why Choose Fast Close Homes?
- Sell as-is — no repairs or cleaning
- Close in as little as 7 days
- Get a fair cash offer
- Avoid realtor fees, staging, and delays
- Protect your credit — skip foreclosure
Fast Close Homes vs. Traditional Sale
Fast Close Homes sale
Stress Level
Time to Close
Rehab Costs
Staging Costs
Closing Costs
Traditional Sale (MLS)
Stress Level
Rehab & Close
Rehab Costs
Staging Costs
Closing Costs
Traditional MLS sale process
1 – Renovate the home
The cost and time required for renovations depend on the home’s condition as well as the availability of suitable contractors. This can cost between $30K and $150K or more, and take anywhere from 1-4 months. For many homes that require renovation work, it may not be possible to continue living in the home during the work depending on the extent of renovation required. In some cases, the homeowner may need to move house or pay for self storage for their personal belongings during this time.
- Paint inside/outside ($15K-$25K)
- Replace flooring ($5K-$15K)
- New appliances ($5K-$15K)
- Remodel kitchen ($15K-$45K)
- Remodel bathrooms ($10K-$25K)
- New electrical panel ($3K-$5K)
- New HVAC ($8-$18K)
- New roof ($10K-$20K)
- Landscaping ($2K-$5K)
2 – Staging the home
After the renovation work has been completed, sellers typically decide to have the home staged with rented furniture to create the best impression with buyers, and get top dollar for their home. The typical cost ranges between $2,500 to $4,500, and includes the following rooms being furnished:
- Kitchen
- Master Bedroom
- Second Bedroom
- Living room
If the home was already in perfect condition, and did not need any renovation or repair work, to allow for the rental furniture to deliver a fresh uncluttered feel in the home, it is usually essential for the homeowner to move their household contents and furniture to self-storage.
3 – Selling the home
Sellers typically pay 6% of the sale price to cover the buyers and sellers realtors fees. Also, the number of days on the market depend on location, price, sqft, number of bed and bathrooms, time of year, etc., and it could be 20 to 120 days to get an offer. Once under contract, this list details the typical timeline for a traditional sale to fund:
- Contract to inspection: 7-10 days (inspections and repair negotiations )
- Inspection to appraisal: 7-10 days (appraiser completes report)
- Appraisal to loan approval: 7-10 days (lender reviews report and approves loan)
- Loan approval to closing: 14-21 days (title company prepares closing documents and both parties review and sign)
- Closing to funding: 1-3 days (lender funds loan and title company disburses funds)
1 – Renovate the home
The cost and time required for renovations depend on the home’s condition as well as the availability of suitable contractors. This can cost between $30K and $150K or more, and take anywhere from 1-4 months. For many homes that require renovation work, it may not be possible to continue living in the home during the work depending on the extent of renovation required. In some cases, the homeowner may need to move house or pay for self storage for their personal belongings during this time.
– Paint inside/outside ($15K-$25K)
– Replace flooring ($5K-$15K)
– New appliances ($5K-$15K)
– Remodel kitchen ($15K-$45K)
– Remodel bathrooms ($10K-$25K)
– New electrical panel ($3K-$5K)
– New HVAC ($8-$18K)
– New roof ($10K-$20K)
– Landscaping ($2K-$5K)
2 – Staging the home
After the renovation work has been completed, sellers typically decide to have the home staged with rented furniture to create the best impression with buyers, and get top dollar for their home. The typical cost ranges between $2,500 to $4,500, and includes the following rooms being furnished:
– Kitchen
– Master bedroom
– Second bedroom
– Living room
If the home was already in perfect condition, and did not need any renovation or repair work, to allow for the rental furniture to deliver a fresh uncluttered feel in the home, it is usually essential for the homeowner to move their household contents and furniture to self-storage.
3 – Selling the home
Sellers typically pay 6% of the sale price to cover the buyers and sellers realtors fees. Also, the number of days on the market depend on location, price, sqft, number of bed and bathrooms, time of year, etc., and it could be 20 to 120 days to get an offer. Once under contract, this list details the typical timeline for a traditional sale to fund:
– Contract to inspection: 7-10 days (inspections and repair negotiations )
– Inspection to appraisal: 7-10 days (appraiser completes report)
– Appraisal to loan approval: 7-10 days (lender reviews report and approves loan)
– Loan approval to closing: 14-21 days (title company prepares closing documents and both parties review and sign)
– Closing to funding: 1-3 days (lender funds loan and title company disburses funds)
The Fast Close Homes Process
Tell us about your home. Get your cash offer.
If our offer helps you move on, we go under contract, and close fast.
Tell us about your home. Get your cash offer. If our offer helps you move on, we go under contract, and close fast.
Gather Details
Homeowners fill out our form, and provide details about the home.
- Interior features
- Exterior features
- Known issues
- Contact information
Assess Home
We determine your home’s as-is value and any repair costs.
Setup a walk through
- Determine current value
Calculate repair costs
- Determine market value
Offer and close
We make you a cash offer, and if you accept, we proceed to close.
- Get permission to talk to your lender
- Communicate with your lender
- Open Escrow & schedule closing
- Close and release funds
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In a few simple steps, tell us about your home so we can make a no-obligation offer.
