How to Maximize Your Property’s Equity up to 45% Above Market Value When you Sell

You Need to Sell your Home but No Offers or Home Sits Without Selling:

What if you need to sell your property, but you have been trying for a while and you are either not getting any offers or the offers you have gotten are consistently much lower than what you need to be able to sell?

For example, you lived in your home for a number of years, and now because of life events you find yourself in the need of selling in order to move on. However, you need to sell for a certain amount, otherwise it doesn’t make sense for you to sell.

As time goes by costs continue to accumulate:

Yet if you don’t sell, the upkeep, maintenance, utilities and small repairs—not to mention the mortgage payments—can really start adding up. Especially in the luxury market, you could easily be spending $20,000 to $25,000 per month just on mortgage payments.

If you do nothing, don’t sell and don’t keep up with regular maintenance, then your home slowly but surely goes down in value every single month. What’s worse, the maintenance that’s needed often doesn’t just add up but increases exponentially until repair costs amount to a number that simply frustrates any attempt at selling for a fair value.

This can present a real dilemma for sellers.

A way to increase equity up to 45%:

However, as of the date of this article, there is a way to increase the amount of equity you can get out of your property—up to 45% of its current market value. This little- known method is provided by some of the most solid financial institutions in the country.

In short, it works like this:

You sell your property at market value, however low that is. Then you deposit your net proceeds with any of these financial institutions and as a bonus at the moment of funding, your account grows 30%. If you don’t need the funds right away, (let’s say you can wait three years before touching any of it), your funds could even grow by as much as 45%.

Because the institution credits you an additional 30% to 45% of your deposit, you could cover the shortfall or gap between what you expected to net from the sale of your property and what you actually received.

A stream of income for life:

This approach works best when you want to convert your real estate equity into payments for life and in the process gaining anywhere between 30% to as much as 45% more than what you netted with the sale of your property. It works with both Residential and Commercial Real Estate.