If the final resale price is lower than Cash to Win’s purchase price, the difference is reflected in your final payout. All costs are outlined transparently before closing.
Yes absolutely! We can draft up a scenario for your home (and even get it contracted with us) just in case you don’t sell your home in time for your next home purchase.
We ask your Realtor for a Comparative Market Analysis to review, along with their confirmation of what the home will be listed at and opinion of the final sales price. Additionally, we do our own overall review of the property and area.
The holdback is for the cost associated with selling the home and program fees as well as to cover any price reductions or concessions, so they come out of the holdback instead of your pocket, or ours.
1.0 to 3.0% program fee, 0.5% listing extension per 60 days, daily per diem charge, real estate commissions, closing costs, prorated insurance premium, and deductions for price reductions or repairs.
Cash offers eliminate financing contingencies, reduce closing times, and increase the chances of getting an offer accepted, especially in competitive markets.
Yes, pre-approval is required to ensure buyers qualify for the mortgage needed to repurchase the home after the cash offer is accepted.
Yes, buyers can still negotiate the price, but cash offers often give them stronger leverage in negotiations.
Unlike a bridge loan, which is temporary financing, a cash-backed offer provides full funding upfront, allowing for a more seamless transition to permanent financing.
Cash to Win will gross up the sales price they acquire the property at by 1% for the resale price to you.
There is a daily per diem based on 9% interest only from the date Cash to Win acquires the property to the date you close on your permanent financing to purchase the property from Cash to Win.
