I OWN THE HOUSE AT 3860 SHOOTING STAR DRIVE, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23456, IF I SELL IT TO SOMEONE WHO FLIPS HOUSES HOW MUCH OF AN OFFER DO YOU THINK GET

The market is moving, plz don't be in such a hurry to sell your home if you have the time to have it marketed correctly by a Realtor. The homes there are selling from $180k to $250k, and it will sell. but if you are looking for a quick sale, then the sales price must be much lower for a quick turn around & you can loose. People are out there looking for a home that is not a short sale or a foreclosed home, so you can have success in selling your home & getting it's value. I would love the opportunity to assist you in selling your home. When are you looking to sell your home??

A number of factors would determine what you would be offered by a quick investor. Based on the Solds in your area from October, 2012, I have determined that the price per sq. ft. is averaging about $118.50/sqft. The Homes sold in within a 1 mile range of your home vary from $183,000-$248,000. Ultimately, you must ask yourself if you are only interested in selling your home in a quick sale or if you would rather List your home for a it's marketable value. Unless you are in need of a cash buyer, your improvements deem too expensive or your specific situation calls for a quick sale, I don't recommend being hasty in a decision to sell. With the market as it is at this time (positive growth and movement if marketed and valuated correctly along with your goals determined, selling your home over the open market could be a great option and with the right direction can end with great success.

Hi Not sure what they would offer but a lot less than you probably want to get.. They have to buy low.. Depending on the condition and if they have to put money in it to fix it up. I can do a comparative market analysis on it and see what the comps say you could list it for.. Is there a reason you would not want to list it and get as much a possible for it?... I would love to take a look and see what I could do to help you do that.. You can give me a call and talk about what it's worth and what I can do to sell it for you. Hope to hear from you.. Thanks Robin Holliday

Investors generally buy at 65%-75% of market value Minus repairs. They tend to pay more (closer to the 75%) in nicer neighborhoods that will sell faster. So; if your home is worth $200k all fixed up, and needs 15k in repairs at 65%, their offer would be 200k x 65% -15k = $115,000. Hope this helps

Investors will give you .30 to .40 cents on the dollar. This is probably not the best route to take. Feel free to call me with a few solutions I have for you. 757-374-375. Thanks

A flipper will need to purchase your home much below market value. He or she will take into consideration how much capital will be needed to make the necessary improvements, then figure in marketing and closing fees for when he or she resells, and then expect abut a 20% profit. Bundling all those investor expenses together demonstrates how a flipper needs to purchase well under market value. To be more percise I'd need to see your home and do the math. Selling an as-is home presents other problems such as is the condition good enough to meet basic loan standards. Or having the knowledge to help a buyer through a renovation loan. In a cash sale, one would need to verify that the funds are ready to go. It's not a slam dunk.

The condition of the property is a major factor when pricing your home. Your home appears to be 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with 1918 square feet of living space which is appealing to home buyers in your local area. I would also consider your local competition as you have several homes on the market in your neighborhood as I am sure you are aware. If you would like a FREE Comparative Market Analysis of your home, I would be happy to provide one to help you understand what is happening in your homes local housing market. It is always best to be an informed seller when making decisions regarding the sale of your home. Many decide to repair their home to get the optimum price for it, however it is not always an option for some. Depending on your specific circumstances and goals, you have several options available. If you would like to discuss your property in further detail, please do not hesitate to call (757)401-7375. Thank you for your inquiry and best wishes.

When you sell your home to someone who flips them, you probably will not get much for it. Selling it using the services of a Realtor will get you more, depending on the quality of the home and any equity you have invested in the home.

Regardless if they "flip houses" you should get the market value for the condition of your home.

It depends on the condition but a good range will be 125-160k

Selling directlty to a "flipper" will generally result in a significantly lower sales price for the owner than having a good Realtor list and sell the home. With today's low interest rates and the spring market right around the corner, it's best to ask a Realtor for a "Free" Comparative Market Analysis of home that have SOLD within the past 6 months, those that are under contract, and those currently listed for sale in your neighborhood. Realtors have many resources to help you sell for the highest price. If I can answer more questions, just let me know.

I cannot tell you how much you will get; however, I will tell you that "flippers" have to get it extremely low to make it worth their risk. I would always recommend that you do the work yourself and reap the benefits. HOWEVER, if you don't have the money or the skills to do the work yourself, I have an investor who will go in partnership with you. You have the product, he has the means to upgrade and then you two would split the profits. If you are interested, please do not hesitate to contact me at 757-754-2442. Anna M. Staylor Associate Broker Rose and Womble #1 2009-2012 Individual Resale Agent Watch for me on HGTV's House Hunter in 2013

Good Morning Robin, You definitely won't be getting fair market value for youe home if you sell it to a flipper. More than likely you would receive an offer that is at leaat 30% below fair market. Flippers would offer much less as they needto leave enough margin to cover repairs/rehab costs and then their profit as well. Feel free to give me a call (7575891964k and I'll be happy to discuss this in more detail with you and research what the fair market value is for your home. Laurey Waring" Principal Broker Shaffer Realty, LLC.

Going to depend on some variables including the remaining life of some of the structural and mechanical components I work with a lot of cash buyers that rehab houses like yours would be happy to create the handshake without my involvement As to save you some money on commission

I would need to know the condition before answering your question. Pls call 757-287-2641.