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How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days: Second Edition | |||
How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days: Second Edition |
THE METHOD
Starting with the moment you've decided to put your property on the market, How to Sell Your Home in 5 Days gives you unequivocally clear, step-by-step instructions in key areas such as:
Pricing (Pre-sale)--how to use "magic" numbers and price points to reach a large pool of potential buyers
Preparation (Pre-sale)--what to fix, what not to fix, tests, inspections, and more
The Ad (Wednesday)--how to write and place a classified ad that will change your life
The Phone (Wednesday-Friday)--tempting buyers, keeping a log, and the Rule of 25
Open House (Saturday & Sunday)--final touches, informational handouts, bidding, greeters, and the closer
The Close (Sunday Night)--how to conduct a simple round-robin and reach your best deal exactly 5 days after your ad appears
目录
A TRUE STORY
ANOTHER TRUE STORY
THE 5-DAY METHOD
SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
It's Not a Trick
A Better Way to Sell Your Home
Faster
More Profitable
No Risk
Works Every Time
BROKER HOKUM
Who Are These People
What Are They Worth
The Pricing Bait and Switch
A Conflict of Interest
Don't "Protect the Broker"
THE BUYER POOL
Jump In
The Three Real Buyers
Don't "Qualify" Them
End-Buyers
Professional Buyers
Cash Buyers
Mortgage Buyers
NOW IS THE TIME
Are You Really Ready
Furnished or Empty
Pick a Day-Any Day
Lead Time
Bad Times
WHAT TO FIX
Start with a Radon Test
Have Your Home Inspected by a Pro
Inspect It Yourself
The Fix-It Rule of Thumb
When in Doubt, Don't Fix It
THE STARTING PRICE
5-Day Pricing Is Easy
Ballpark Pricing
Magic Numbers
5-Day Pricing
PUT IT IN WRITING
"You're So Organized"
Quick Description
Detailed Description
Bidding Method
Directions
Full Disclosure
Write the Rules
THE CLASSIFIED AD
Use My Ad as a Model
Where to Place It
5-Day.com
What Your Ad Should Say
What It Should Look Like
How to Place It
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THE CALLS
Uh-Oh Time
Keep a Phone Log
Everyone Can Help
Structuring the Call
The Rule of 25
FINAL TOUCHES
Ready
Set
Go!
THE SHOW
Pace Yourself
Open House Signs
Greeters
Meanies, Soreheads, and Weasels
THE CLOSE
select a Closer
Explain the Bidding
The Tic-Tac-Toe Analogy
Don't Tap Dance
FOR THE BUYERS
What's Going On Here
How to Bid
Testing Thresholds
Preemptive Bidding
False Bids
SELLING METHODS
Fixed vs. Negotiated Prices
Outcry Auctions
Slow Dutch Auctions
Open vs. Sealed Bidding
How to Run a Round-Robin
Don't Cheat!
"WHAT TO DO IF . . ."
You're Having a Problem
No One Calls
No One Comes
No One Bids
The High Bid Isn't High Enough
You Get Crazy Bids
You're Offered Crazy Deals
The Bidder Disappears
The Deal Falls Through
Your Must Reschedule the Sale
You Change the Price
Your Home Is an Oddball
TRANSFERRING OWNERSHIP
Your Government Can Help
Settlement Agents
Going to Contract
The Settlement
APPENDIX
Open-Book Math Quiz
Pricing Worksheet
Q&A
SAMPLE MATERIALS
How to Set Them Up
Quick Description
Detailed Description
Bidding Method
Telephone Log
Initial Bidding Sheet
Round-Robin Bidding Sheet
Open House Sign
IT SOUNDS SIMPLE BECAUSE IT IS SIMPLE
Checklist
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIALS
Thousands of People Have Used This Method!
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文摘
A True Story
In 1991 I had a home in Stamford, Connecticut, that was costing me $3,000 a month to maintain.
When I asked my broker to sell it, he said the market was so bad I should wait six months. Six months and $18,000 later, he told me the market was even worse and I'd better wait another six months.
But I couldn't wait another six months! That home was eating me alive and I didn't know what to do.
I decided to run an ad just like the one on the front cover of this book (except the price in my ad was $255,000). I received over 100 telephone calls, and more than 40 families came to visit my home during the two days it was open for inspection.
Five days after placing the ad, I sold my home for $271,500! I got $16,500 more than I asked and $50,000 more than my broker thought he could get. I saved $18,000 in interest and taxes, and I didn't have to pay a $16,290 commission.
I put $84,290 more into my pocket than I would have if I had followed my broker's advice.