BEST SOURCE OF INFORMATION:
Seller Commitment - Six months or until sold.
Seller Fees:
·
Diminishing Marketing Fee - $1500 Diminishing Fee that is collected at
closing if applicable – fee diminishes by $500 every 30 days Caretaker occupies
the Property. After 90 days of
occupancy, fee diminishes to zero!
·
Early Termination Fee - $39
per day for the remainder of the 6 month commitment should the Owner wish to do
something else with the Property.
·
Caretaker Conversion Fee - $750 to convert our Caretaker to Owner’s
Tenant.
Owner Expenses:
·
Mortgage
Payment
·
Insurance
and Taxes
(Through
HIT, all utilities and other regularly occurring monthly expenses such as trash
pickup, association fees and the like are paid.)
Vacating the Property,
Closing:
·
HIT requires
a minimum 30 day written notice to terminate Agreement (for closing). A simple statement of the closing date from
the Owner is sufficient. We take the
closing date and back up 3 days to ensure the house is ready for closing. We MUST provide Caretaker a 30 day written
notice to vacate. We provide the notice
to our Caretaker based on when we RECEIVE the notice from Owner Sometimes we can make the house available
sooner but always plan on at least 30 days.
Homes In Transition Provides:
·
Pre-inspection
of the Property and collection of all access devices
·
Advertising
of the Property for Occupancy
·
Quality
screening of all Caretaker Applicants over the age of 18.
·
Matching of
the right people with the right house.
·
Pre-Placement
Condition Video of the Property and placement on server for all to see
·
Professional
Staging Services of the Caretakers furnishing.
·
Frequent
inspection of the Caretakers status to ensure best possible marketability
·
Rapid
response to Owner and Realtor concerns
·
Management
of the Caretaker, Owner, Realtor relationship throughout selling process
·
Management
of all monies, service issues, and contractor coordination for repairs
·
Move-out
inspection of the Property prior to closing and return of all access devices
To see many answers to commonly asked questions
visit our FAQ page at www.HomesInTransition.com
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