momtwoboys
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Dec 9, 2007
Has anyone used the "instant sale" option on resale companies? How does that work?
now I am wondering if different companies offer different prices. I asked about the instant sale from 2 different places and got 2 very different prices. WOW the resale selling market is so wonky!
Based on my instant sale I don't know if the broker is the one actually ending up with the contract. My sale had the buyer as an LLC in Illinois.It is very possible that they might. The whole concept is that the brokers are willing to take a chance, get their commission early, but in most cases, probably don't end up with the contract due to ROFR. That is why I think you see the price so much lower than what you might be able to get selling on your own.
However, in order to get more, you have to have buyers out there willing to buy it. I am positive that if I put in the details of what I sold last year that had an instant sale price of $118, that would be far less this year since the market is much lower.
Its still them.Based on my instant sale I don't know if the broker is the one actually ending up with the contract. My sale had the buyer as an LLC in Illinois.
Based on my instant sale I don't know if the broker is the one actually ending up with the contract. My sale had the buyer as an LLC in Illinois.