
Here's a great strategy just sent to me today:
This rate buy down strategy will help sell your listings faster and help you respond to that low ball offer. A strategy that will make you shine above the rest and solidify the close of escrow
Should you reduce your sales price or should you reduce your Buyer's interest rate?
Monthly Obligation
Qualifying
Listing Scenarios:
Listing One-Listing Price $750,000.00--DOM=120, Payment=$3,453.00.
Price Reduction to $725,000--Payment=$3338.00, DOM=130.
Listing Two-Listing Price $750,000.00 and effectively reduced with a seller interest rate buydown. (Interest Rate Buydown Cost $12,750.00 to $19,125.00) DOM-?, Payment $2,922.00 , Sold! Saving the buyer over $45,000.00 in five years.
Listing One (Reduced)-Down Payment ($108,725.00) and Loan Closing Costs ($9,000.00) = $117,750.00 at the closing table.
Listing Two - Down Payment = $112,500.00 at the closing table. Loan Cost paid by sellers.
Listing One- Income Needed- ~$98,000.00
Listing Two- Income Needed- ~$87,000.00
Listing Two, with a buy down strategy, saves the buyer over $45,000.00 in five years and over $95,000.00 in ten years.
For more information on selling, contact:
Julia Huntsman, Broker Associate, e-PRO®, REALTOR®
All California Brokerage, Inc. 562-896-2609
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Thanks Julia. I'm hearing more and more about this and will have to take a look to see if it makes sense for my sellers. Thanks again.
Mike, buydown strategies are a great tool, we're having to dust off our skills from the down market of the 1990's.