11028 Silver Dancer Dr, Riverview, FL

Real marketed-resale / concierge example · Sold on July 26, 2023

The seller’s situation

The seller had spoken with investors whose direct-cash offers were lower than he wanted. His priority was maximizing what he could receive, and the home was generally in good condition.

A pool pump had failed, and he wanted to conserve cash rather than make additional repairs. He and his family could accept a longer timeline. He could have the property vacant by closing and accommodate reasonable access for prospective buyers.

Why a direct cash purchase did not best fit

A traditional discounted cash purchase did not best fit the seller’s goals. His available time and willingness to provide access made a marketed-resale / concierge approach worth discussing.

How the transaction was coordinated

The seller and House For Cash agreed in writing on an amount net to the seller, subject to the actual agreement. With seller authorization, House For Cash coordinated access and marketing, working with an appropriate real estate agent or broker where applicable.

House For Cash arranged and paid for the pool-pump repair as part of this particular transaction. It also coordinated the process, buyer negotiations and transaction items through closing. “Concierge” describes that coordination process; the written agreement governed the structure and responsibilities.

The actual result

An end buyer was secured. The property sold approximately 60 days later, on July 26, 2023. The seller received the agreed net according to the completed transaction.

This marketed-resale transaction involved another buyer ultimately purchasing the property. The exact contractual structure can vary, which is why the written agreement matters more than the label used to describe it.

This structure worked for this seller and this property. It is not a promise that another property will qualify for the same structure, net amount or timeline. House For Cash’s payment for the pool-pump repair was specific to this transaction and is not a general repair-funding promise.

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