I am a licensed New York broker. I list homes on the open market, and I also buy homes directly for cash. Those are two different products for two different problems. I would rather point you at the right one than win the wrong deal.
The trade-off, plainly: a cash offer buys speed and certainty. It will not beat what a renovated, well-marketed listing can bring on the open market. For some sellers that trade is obviously worth it. For others it is a mistake.
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The trade-off, plainly: a listing usually nets the most money. It also costs you time, access to your home while it is shown, and often some money up front for repairs and cleaning.
Talk to me directlyVasquez & Associates Real Estate Inc.
Tell me the situation and I will tell you which path puts more money in your pocket. That conversation is free and carries no obligation — including when the answer is “do not sell yet.”
Call (718) 701-2729None of these are embarrassing and none of them are new to me. Twelve years running a brokerage in Queens and twenty years teaching this license means I have already read the paperwork behind every one of them.
New York law prohibits collecting one in most cases. Anyone who asks is telling you something important about themselves.
The New York Attorney General’s Homeowner Protection Program connects you with a housing counselor or a lawyer at no cost: 1-855-466-3456 or homeownerhelpny.org. In New York City you can also call 311.
Deed theft is a real crime and it is actively prosecuted in Queens. No legitimate buyer needs your signature today.
I am a licensed New York real estate broker. In a direct purchase I am the principal, not your agent, and that is disclosed to you in writing before anything is signed.
If speed is what you need, go straight to the cash offer. If you want the highest number the market will pay, call me. If you do not know, call me anyway.