Thinking About Buying? Consider A Cash Offer Program

Steven Feeko
Steven Feeko
Property Advisor
Dec 15, 2022
Thinking About Buying? Consider A Cash Offer Program

When you’re getting ready to buy a house, you want every chance possible to make sure your offer wins you the house of your dreams. Unfortunately, if you’re up against a cash buyer, chances are slim that your financed offer will even be considered and that’s because in the world of real estate cash is king.

The good news is, while all-cash homebuying was once limited to savvy investors, high-net-worth households and downsizing retirees who profited from long-term ownership, the cash option has become more widely available in recent years.

Today, both first-time buyers and repeat buyers have the opportunity to take advantage of cash offer programs that allow them to compete with other cash buyers even when they don’t have hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank. A complete gamechanger for homebuyers. 

Why Consider a Cash Offer

There are several main advantages to a cash offer for buyers.

• Your offer is likely to be accepted. Sellers are more likely to accept a cash offer because the deal's chances of falling through for financing reasons disappear. If you’re in a competitive housing market or just fell in love with a house that someone else wants, a cash offer can make the difference between an accepted offer or lengthy negotiations.

• You may be able to offer less. A major pain point for sellers is waiting for final approval of a loan for their buyers. If the financing falls apart, they could have to put their home back on the market or at least face delays while a new loan is secured. A cash offer eliminates that headache for the sellers, who may in turn accept a slightly lower purchase price.

• Your transaction will be faster. Whether you need to move fast to start a new job or because your family is about to expand, a cash offer means you may be able to close within a couple of weeks rather than the month or longer it can take for a loan approval to be finalized. This could benefit the sellers, too, if they’re the ones in a hurry.

With the median home sales price at $379,100 in October 2022, according to NAR, it can be daunting to understand how to amass that much cash. That’s where a cash offer program such as the one Revive offers can help.

How Cash Offer Programs Work

A cash offer program essentially means that Revive will buy your new home for you, and you’ll buy it back when your financing is in place. This program can be particularly valuable for relocating buyers who need to settle into their new home when a new position starts.

A cash offer program can provide a seamless transition, a quicker closing, and extra negotiating power for buyers. Learn more about how cash can make you king (or queen) today.

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Steven Feeko
Steven Feeko
Property Advisor
Dec 15, 2022

Steven Feeko, serving as a Property Advisor at Revive, brings a diverse background in property management, lease administration, and customer service. His experience in managing and coordinating real estate processes, coupled with his skills in tenant relations, makes him a valuable asset to the team, enhancing Revive's client engagement and project success.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or real estate advice. ROI estimates, cost ranges, and market trends are based on publicly available data and general industry insights and may not accurately reflect individual circumstances, regional specifics, or current market conditions. Revive makes no guarantees regarding outcomes or returns on investment. Readers are strongly encouraged to consult with licensed professionals, such as contractors, real estate agents, or financial advisors, to assess their unique needs and conditions before starting any remodeling or home improvement projects. Revive is not liable for decisions made based on the information provided herein.

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