Has your Listing to sell your home in Coral Springs and other South Florida cities expired? Now what? Why do you think your home didn’t sell? What were you hoping for during the selling of your home that perhaps didn’t happen and perhaps contributed to your home not selling? You have a lot to consider in going forward for your home’s new game

Selling a home is more than getting it listed, putting a sign in your yard and crossing your fingers in hopes that it sells. Was this the strategy of your previous Realtor? We buy houses in Cutler Bay Fl

• Are you not willing to wait months on end again to sell your home?
• Are you wanting to be kept informed along the way in selling your home?
• Are you wanting to make sure that your home is marketed to Buyers?
• Are you wondering what you can do to make your home more appealing to Buyers?
• Are you wondering why any Buyer wouldn’t love to own your home?
• Are you looking for a professional Realtor to sell your home?
• Are you wanting a Realtor to sell your home that has customers that can tell you how hard they worked for them in selling their home?
• Are you looking for a Realtor who keeps promises?
• Are you expecting more of your Realtor than what has previously been delivered?
• All of these points above are critical areas of concern in getting your home sold. As a hard working Real Estate Professional, I would be happy to go over such concerns with you to set you at ease in making sure the next time around you have a Realtor who gets it right for you.

Visit my blog here further and my websites to get a better feel of how I’d work for you and I’d welcome the opportunity to get your home sold as I do more than list your home, put a sign in the yard and cross my fingers in hope that it sells.

How does the progress of Short Sales compare with stages of a business cycle? Okay, granted, a Short Sale is not a product or a service that a business would seek yet shouldn’t it run perhaps parallel to or in sync with the stages of a business cycle?

Stage 1 – Start up or creation.

Short Sales pretty much became a picture of the Real Estate market a few years ago, say 2007/2008. I would say that Lenders have had a good time period in which to get their Short Sale business up and running.

This is where the Lenders had to set up their Short Sale operations for optimal performance. They had to hire new staff to handle the burst in Short Sales amongst distressed homeowners. They had to get systems in place to streamline the ever increasing Short Sales that still have no end in sight.

Stage 2 – Growth. Short Sales have most certainly grown allowing Lenders to establish themselves in the Short Sale market. They have had the opportunity to brand themselves within the Short Sale niche. This is where sound business practices are put to use to establish customer loyalty and favorable brand recognition.

This is a stage in which the Short Sale process should now be streamlined. This is where we are at now. The business of processing Short Sales should be smooth, systematic and should be well laid out. Lender images should be well known during this stage. Most businesses would want their images to be favorable during the growth stage of a business. Unfortunately, Lender images when it comes to Short Sales aren’t perhaps the images that Lenders had hoped that they’d be known for today.

Stage 3 – Maturity

Short Sales should reach maturity in the year or two ahead. When the maturity of a Short Sale is reached will Lenders have it all down? At this point, the Short Sale should run on auto pilot which should have been evidenced in the Growth stage where performance should have been optimal. However, in order to reach Maturity many Lenders are still struggling all the way back to their start up stage as Short Sales don’t always run smoothly.

Stage 4 – Decline

Short Sales are not at this stage yet, however this is one stage whereas “decline” would be welcomed.

What is the point of showing you these stages? I’ve been handling Short Sales since 2008 and have been blessed to be able to help many a distressed homeowner save their homes from foreclosure by selling their home as a Short Sale, yet can I say that I’ve seen vast improvements in how Short Sales are processed? Overall, No, it’s a hit or miss. There are Lenders who think that they have a system in place. I cannot point to a Lender who constantly gets it right that any successful business should have at this point of their growth.

Why is it that I will deal with one Lender and more balls are dropped than you can imagine and then I’ll deal with another, like I am just recently, where I’ve gotten an approval within 3 days? What is the Lender with a 3 day approval doing that differs from the Lender that takes months? It doesn’t matter to me in terms of getting the job done as I just have to fight a lot harder for the ones that take several months as I will 9.8 times out of 10 get it done but I would sure welcome a Short Sale that is performing in the Growth stage nearing Maturity at an optimal level.