Sell to Schwaps
Reasons:


Job Relocation  
Pre-Foreclosure  
Listing Expired  
Distressed Property  
Inherited Property  
Delinquent Taxes  
Overwhelming Payments  
Loss of Loved One  
No Equity for Commission  
    Distressed Property          
Sisters Beth and Susan had owned a small two bedroom/one bathroom house in Urbana. They had inherited the property years ago from their great uncle. Since inheriting the property, the sisters rented the property to college students for a few years.

Renting the property was a successful arrangement until one group of students left
the house in a severely damaged state.

Beth and Susan did not want anything to do with being landlords after that
experience and where anxious to sell.

The property was in need of about $15,000 worth of repair and the sisters wanted to sell as is. They where hesitant to sell with a broker as a handyman-special because they couldn't afford the idle time on the market with mortgage payments and no rental income.

They turned to Schwaps for their Living Solution. The property had an
after-repair value of $105,000. Schwaps offered to buy the house as-is for $65,000.
Beth and Susan had expected more for their property and made a firm counter-offer of $80,000. Schwaps and the sister where able to agree on the $80,000 sales price with $65,000 due at closing and the remaining $15,000 paid in two $7,500
installments, the first installment payable 6 months after closing and the last
installment payable 9 months after closing.

* The story above is just one example of the many ways Schwaps may serve your Real Estate Needs

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