How to Get More Offers on Your House Without Lowering Your Asking Price

The current real-estate market has home owners and investors sitting on property longer than was anticipated and the reason is simple : fewer qualified buyers and too many properties with similar amenities and asking prices. The all too common reaction is to lower the asking price and "hope" that incites more showings and an eventual offer. The problem with this reaction is that everyone is doing the same thing and it doesn't make much of a difference at all.

Marketing your home or property to achieve dynamic changes MUST involve something more creative. Give potential buyers something that will make them desperate to at least view your home. We all know the law of numbers... the more people who view your property, the better the chance of getting an offer that meets your seller needs. Time is important, too. If it takes six months to get thirty showings, that's six month's mortgage payments, six months putting off the next step on your agenda (whether it's buying another home or another investment property) and six months of holding your breath waiting for an offer after each showing.
So, how DO YOU INCITE interest to sell your home fast ? You MUST offer something that they just "can't believe" but can't walk away from either! And here's a twist that is sure to draw lots of interest : Offer $25,000, $50,000 or more back to them. I know it sounds CRAZY but just read through the strategy I'm about to outline for you and you'll instantly see why this strategy is doable.

The first thing you must know and keep in mind is that insurance is completely NON-TAXABLE to the beneficiary upon payout. Second, as the seller, you can purchase a single premium policy on yourself with ANYONE as your named beneficiary. With that in mind let's move forward.

Follow these steps:

1- Qualify for a single premium life insurance policy. Use your homes selling value as a guide for what you believe the policy amount should be. For example: If your home is listed at $100,000, a policy valued at $25,000 reduces the selling price to $75,000 ON THE BACK END.

2- RAISE your asking price by the premium amount you pre-qualified for.