BUYAZRE Team Discussions
November 2023 Newsletter
In the dynamic world of real estate, understanding buyer contingencies is crucial. There are many but here are the big 3 contingencies + 1 that are very common in real estate transactions:
1. Inspection
2. Appraisal
3. Loan
These contingencies play a vital role in shaping the buying process, ensuring a smooth and informed transaction.
+1 Today we want to make sure you are aware of the buyer contingency addendum specifically for Arizona. A buyer contingency addendum often arises when you need to sell your current property to fund the purchase of a new home, whether it's your primary residence, rental property, or a second home.
The Arizona Perspective
In the state of Arizona, being a contingent buyer involves two key options outlined in the buyer contingency addendum. The first option is when you're already under contract for your current home, moving steadily towards closing. The second, slightly less favorable option, is when your current home isn't under contract. In this case, we work together to paint a clear picture for the seller, estimating the timeline to secure a contract and the approximate dates for closing on both your current and prospective homes.
Market Shifts
With the current real estate landscape, we anticipate a rise in contingent buyers. This shift means sellers may need to be more open to accepting contingent offers—a change up from recent years. When representing buyers needing to sell before purchasing, effective communication between real estate agents along with managing critical dates are paramount to create a win-win situation for both parties.
Additional Consideration
When you're a contingent buyer not under contract for your current home, it's important to note that the seller of your new home retains the ability to market their property, entertain offers, and potentially consider other buyers. This adds a time-sensitive element as you must promptly remove the contingency to secure the deal within a few days, or risk being pushed out of the transaction.
Looking Ahead
As we approach 2024, we foresee a growing prevalence of buyers needing to sell a property in order to buy a property in the market, especially if inventory and interest rates remain at current trends. This newsletter serves as a forecast, preparing you for what might become more commonplace. In conclusion, our goal is to make this information easily digestible for you.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or if you're considering entering the real estate market with a buyer contingency.
Community:
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Team Discussion
We need to know the ways that we can get our clients our of a deal. We must know the contracts inside and out so that we can share that knowledge with our clients.
HOA Disclosures is one way to get them out. Once our buyer or Us received the HOA Disclosures from the HOA then we have 5 days that we can cancel because of something our buyer doesn’t like with the HOA.
Title Commitment. Once we receive the title commitment we are able to cancel.
Prospecting
You Gotta get out there!!
Be present. Sometimes proximity is all it takes to get a client. Being around people, not being a Secret Agent and being nice is the secret sauce. It is all about being around people and having them know who you are and what you do.
We must enjoy prospecting. We need to choose to do what it is we enjoy doing and prospect in that way. Don’t try to force things or do things that you do not enjoy and that are just not you.
Listing Appointment
We are not appraisers. We do not need to know an exact number when we go and meet with sellers. We should know a good range of where their house should sell.
There are “original” homes, “updated” years ago homes and there are Newly updated homes. Know the range for each of these and once you see the home then you can narrow down your number to fall within one of those categories.