Thanks for visiting. My name is Richard Geller and I have the answers to short sales that you are looking for.

I helped develop several courses that teach hundreds of real estate agents, homeowners and investors how to do a short sale in nine days.

How can you sell your house in nine days when buyers are as scarce as hen's teeth?

Well, you can sell any house in almost any area (maybe not a blighted downtown area, but almost everywhere else…) You just can't do things the way they're usually done.

Because this is an unusual market. We are in the midst of a property crash. And if you don't know what you are doing, your house will never sell.

But if you know how to sell a house in nine days, and make it a short sale, you can make a lot of money or at least get out with your skin in one piece.

In this short video, I explain how you can sell your house in nine days. When a short sale is do-able and when it isn't.

How you can avoid personal liability, and when you can't.

How the nine day house sale works.

And how to get your lenders to say "YES". So please click on the image below and the video will load. You will want to watch this several times because it is packed with information you probably haven't heard before.

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And a couple other things:

Why your house hasn't sold by now? Because you haven't priced it right and you aren't using the right sales tactics to sell it.

Why aren't the "top Realtors" the right folks to sell your house? Because they are too wrapped up in not letting prices fall in your neighborhood. They are afraid if you price your house too low, it will screw up their other listings and make homeowners in the area mad at them. Oftentimes the "top Realtors" (really the listing agents) in your neighborhood are your worst enemy when it comes to selling real fast.

What makes the nine day house sale work? It works because it prices your house at 50% of market value and gets a lot of interest. Then people hate to see something get away from them like that, a huge bargain, and so they bid upwards from there. Over thousands of sales done this way, it has been shown that the nine day house sale will get you a market price just like listing on the MLS will…except it can be weeks or months faster.

How do lenders decide whether or not to accept a lowball offer? Lenders will do a BPO, or Broker's Price Opinion. In some areas they will do a full blown appraisal although usually they do a BPO. In my system that I teach you and use, I get a BPO first. I work to get a low BPO. And then I give this to the lender along with the short sale package. The lender will use the BPO I supply to do their own — and establish that the offer is a fair one. That is how you get the lender to say "yes."

What about having a Realtor do the short sale? I recommend either you do your own short sale negotiation, or you hire someone who specializes in that. Realtors are sometimes good at selling a house but the process of negotiating with the lender is a different kettle of fish than they are used to. Are some Realtors good at both selling a house and negotiating with the lenders? I suppose so but most are not.

Am I, Richard Geller, down on Realtors? No. A lot of Realtors buy my course. I love Realtors and wish a lot more would use the nine day house sale method. But good Realtors are rare today.

What about hiring an expert to do the short sale? I work with some trusted people I recommend. They charge $200 or so usually and they collect the balance of their fees out of funds a buyer brings at the closing. So you are out only $200 and not thousands. And if the short sale doesn't go through, you don't owe anything. I work with specialists like a law firm that can deal with two mortgages, IRS liens, complex situations…or simple ones, in all 50 states.

And if you want to get info from me but aren't ready to buy, get on my super high quality list. I will get you a 25 page free download report on various options, entirely free, and never sell or share your email with anyone, ever. You can opt out anytime.

 

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