Homes In Transition is a proven program
Homes In Transition offers a
proven, comprehensive solution for all the issues related to vacant
houses. HIT provides a unique and safe marketing environment for your
house while providing asset preservation, security, staging, and greatly
reduced operating costs for a fraction of what it costs to keep the
property vacant. In fact, if we can't help you sell the property within
the first 90 days of our occupancy, the cost for the HIT program is
waived! Either way, we can show you how the HIT program will drastically
cut your holding costs of your vacant property while we provide the
essential breathe of life every vacant house needs.
Our nearly 30 years of combined
experience and nearly 300 houses proves our reliability and dedication
to helping get vacant houses SOLD.
Lets face it, times are tough enough without the burden of
another vacant house in the neighborhood. HIT can eliminate this burden
for you and for your neighbors. HIT's unique arrangement with the
Property Owner and Caretaker keeps property values in check because a
HIT Caretaker occupied house is more attractive, is better maintained,
always available for better showings, feels better, is fully functioning
and sells faster, for more money.
No longer does your vacant house scream "make me a low ball
offer, I'm desperate". People understand a vacant house is a burden and
they believe you will take a lower offer just to free yourself from the
weight around your ankle. When your house is well cared for and HIT is
part of the marketing solution, there is no appearance of desperation or
burden, thus offers are more reasonable and other Brokers want to show
it.
If
you're facing foreclosure or worse, selling your house fast, and at the
best price will reduce any deficiency judgment and could mean the
difference between having your credit dinged and having to file
bankruptcy. At this point, your house is not an asset, rather it's a
huge liability that, like a weight around your ankle, is dragging you
deeper into financial ruin. And even if you lose your house to
foreclosure or give it back, you could still be responsible for loses to
your mortgage holder. If you can salvage a sale before the house is
sold at the court house, it could greatly offset what you might
otherwise owe your lender. Homes In Transition can HELP!
Good One Tom!
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