519housebuyer
519housebuyer has been serving homeowners in Southwestern Ontario since 2019. Started by a London, Ontario native, Rob Hanson, they offer the option to sell your house privately for cash, in as-is condition, and charging no commissions or fees. Their flexible closing and network of partners ensures that your needs are met during this process of transition.
Selling Your House Privately
519housebuyer is a private home buyer located in Southwestern Ontario. They purchase properties directly from homeowners, which omits the need to use a Realtor. This provides sellers the convenience of selling their home with a closing date that suits them and/or their families’ needs and without a substantial amount of strangers entering their home.
Fast Closings
Typically, private home buyers are a fantastic solution if you need a quick sale of your home. Because of the convenience, though, do not expect to receive a fair market offer. With private home buyers, the price they are going to pay you will be 10-30% less than what it would sell for on the market, depending on the condition of the property. When you choose to sell your house to a private home buyer, you are accepting that you will take a bit of a price cut on the offer you receive in exchange for their convenience. No one else can close a property faster than a private home buyer like 519housebuyer because they have established a network of investors that can fund deals very quickly and have excellent relationships with mortgage brokers and lawyers. Private home buyers spend a lot of their time networking and building relationships so that they are able to pass the convenience on to sellers, which comes at a discounted price on their property.
Cash Offers
Similar to fast closings, it is because of the established network of the home buyer that they are able to close on properties quickly and effectively. When you sign an agreement of purchase and sale with a private home buyer, you can almost be certain that they will close on the property. Beware, though, because if you sign a conditional deal with a home buyer, they may actually be trying to wholesale your property instead of actually closing on it. Conditional offers from "cash house buyers" are a tell-tale sign that you are dealing with a wholesaler and not an actual buyer. Not all conditions should be worried about, though, because there are special circumstances a home buyer may want to do some extra due diligence before closing on a property (for example, if they are uncertain about some of the structural integrity of the home).
As-is condition
This is where private home buyers are an asset. If your home is damaged or needs repair, the better it is for the home buyer. For a home that isn't up to market standard, the buyer is able to add their unique and special finishes to bring it up to date. This is where the investor makes their profit. By purchasing dated or damaged properties, they are able to completely refinish the property, bringing it up to modern-day standard. Whether they are renovating it to be sold back to a retail buyer or holding it, placing tenants, and refinancing the property to pull the equity they built out, this is typically the strategy the investor uses. Buying a house in as-is condition is excellent for both investor and homeowner because oftentimes, if a seller does not have the luxury of renovating their property but wants to move or downsize, they can sell their house privately without having to do any repairs to get it ready for the retail market.
References
Cash House Buyer
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