If you are selling a vacant house in Colorado Springs, here are a few things that you may want to do beforehand to help the house sell faster.

In an ideal situation, you put your house up for sale, sell it in less than a week and move into your new home, but is not always the case. Your home may sell before you find a new place to live, or you may find that new home before your old one sells.

There are many reasons why a house becomes vacant while an owner is trying to sell. In these situations, it is important that you try to get that vacant house sold fast, but many circumstances can prevent a quick sale. Below are a 3 of the most common reasons houses becomes vacant.

  1. The seller has already moved out. Relocating is a common reason to have a vacant property to sell as well. Moving to another city while your house is still not sold can become stressful, to say the least.
  2. New construction. You may not have thought of this one but like a car sitting on a car dealership’s lot waiting for a buyer. Much like that car, any newly built house will have time on the market without an owner or resident.
  3. A rental property became vacant. When a tenant moves out, landlords often experience brief vacancies between tenants, even if the time between contracts is seamless. Often, the investment property needs work done between tenants, lengthening the time the property vacant.

If you know you have a possibility that you might have to sell your house while it’s vacant, try harder to sell it! There are many reasons why selling your house before it becomes vacant is important. Vacant homes are always subject to vandalism and theft, trespassing or squatting, weather, neglecting regular maintenance, all of those things can become costly over time.

Many people that are selling a vacant home will also have the electric turned off. This is a huge mistake. If you think that turning the electric off while the house is vacant will save you money, the opposite, in fact, is true. Not only will keeping the utilities on help prevent weather

Not only will turning your utilities off in an empty home speed up weather damage that will result in costly repairs, it will also give a potential buyer the impression that the house needs more repairs than it actually does. Keeping utilities on will also make it more comfortable for anyone seeing the house and well as deter potential thieves and/or trespassers.

If you are selling a vacant property, the costs involved can get overwhelming. The best way to avoid any of these costly situations of owning a vacant property for sale is to sell it fast. The quickest way to sell a vacant property is to sell to a local real estate investor like Bonnie Buys Houses. We buy vacant homes, repair them and resell them, in other words, we take all the risks of selling a vacant property and you can move on.

So even if the house has experienced damage from weather or vandals, it can still be sold as-is. We offer free no-obligation quotes, we can pay cash and close quickly.

If you are selling a vacant House in Colorado Springs,  call us today to see how we can help at 719-200-7330 or complete our home seller questionnaire for a fast cash offer for your vacant house!

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We specialize in helping people sell their house quickly and effortlessly in as-is condition.

Maybe you think your house needs too much work and that no one would possibly be interested in buying your home. Or maybe you have everything the way you want it, but your situation in life has changed and you would like to sell.

We are able to buy houses in just a few days and close on the day you choose!

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If you would like a quick house sale, with no hassles or worries, give us a call at 719-659-9979 or fill out the form. You could be on your way to resolving your real estate problem. You will finally say “I was able to sell my house fast”! Bonnie & Dave Van Gorder

 

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