Read It In A Snap.

The Triangle market is still going strong. Builders are catching up and adding new homes to the market. Small towns throughout the region are growing significantly. It continues to remain a place that people want to be. And the fact is, it’s still a great time to sell a home. If selling seems stressful even though you know you need to move, the good news is that there are programs that can help you approach selling with ease. That’s especially true if you’re in a situation where you’re uncertain about whether selling is the right choice for your needs.

Here are a few things to consider if you’re looking for an easy way to sell.

It’s still a seller’s market in the Triangle. Still, the process can be intimidating. And that’s especially true if your home needs a little TLC. While some simple cleanup tactics, like power washing the exterior, may improve your chances of selling fast, if your home needs major repairs or updates that aren’t an easy fix, your home may sit on the market longer. Plus, you’re taking the chances of selling below asking price.

Think about what kind of repairs or updates your home may need. If you don’t have the money to make those repairs, or if you’re in a situation where you need to sell fast, you may want to consider a different approach to selling your home.

The Jim Allen Group’s Sold in a Snap program is a great alternative to the traditional home selling process. Sold in a Snap is designed to be a stress-free way to sell your home without the hassle of listing it or having to show it over and over until it sells.

Here’s how it works: when you fill out our Sold in a Snap offer application, you’ll be put in touch with a member of The Jim Allen Group team. There are no inspections, and after we perform an agent walk-through and compare it to other home sales in the area, we’ll make a competitive cash offer. If you’re happy with the offer, you can accept it and move forward knowing you made a great choice.

The great thing about Sold in a Snap is how straightforward the process can be. It’s free to get an offer, and there is no obligation for you to sell if you decide it’s not right for you. If you decide to sell, JAG will charge a service fee to pay commission to the agent. The biggest difference is you won’t have to prep your house to sell and deal with the stress of showing your home repeatedly until it sells.

When we agree to a closing date, you’ll clean out your home, leaving appliances behind. We’ll have a few steps for you to follow, including uploading move-out photos to your dashboard. And you’ll have an agent to help you along the way. And that’s it! When everything is finalized, you get to walk away with cash in your hands and less stress along the way.

The Jim Allen Group’s Sold in a Snap program may not be right for everyone. Remember that you’re also not obligated to sell, and you won’t pay for anything if you walk away. But if it’s something you’d like to consider, you can answer a few questions and talk to an agent before you make a final decision. Our agents are here to guide you through the process.

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