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Friday, January 3, 2014

8 reasons to trust your rental property to a realtor

Friday, January 3rd,

Instruct an estate the process of finding a tenant for the apartment you want to rent out can save the owner time and work. For example, the real estate consultant about the price of rent, can make a more comprehensive selection, can arrange the collection of the monthly or manage rental insurance

What does a realtor in the process of renting a home?

- Search the tenant: the amount of people who are informed that this apartment is for rent is much higher than that see the ad in the street, and rent much earlier. the realtor has photos of the floor and makes a screen and the prospective tenant. if an individual is interested in seeing the floor are the property of those who are responsible to teach and not have to be outstanding to adjust schedule

- Select the tenant: query any database delinquent tenants requests and collects all the necessary to ensure that documentation is a solvent tenant. So asks a bank guarantee, payroll for the last three months, and checks that all this documentation is real

- Advisor on the rental price: Agencies know what you can ask for the rent of your apartment as well know the market

- Advisor on the rental agreement: although it seems a simple thing to do things right, a poorly written contract or not following the law can be a problem for the owner. Agencies are to date with the latest updates such as those contained in Measures Act Promoting Flexibility and Market Rental Housing which was adopted in June 2013

- Make the collection of the monthly payment if it is not done by bank transfer: this is long overdue in homes rented by students or by several people, each gets its share and then pay the full monthly payment on real estate

- Manages rental insurance to avoid and resolve situations of default

- Responsible of Payment of water bills, electricity, gas ... This option is very convenient if you want to terminate supplies to give as high supply companies charge

- Dissemination of flat for rent in media, internet and social networks the floor

Of course the downside is that this has a cost. In some communities the realtor only charges the landlord one month's fee plus VAT but can also charge in half each half to the landlord and the tenant half. other will charge the full monthly fee plus 21% VAT each, landlord and tenant

Friday, November 29, 2013

How to sell Spanish real estate fast

Default Believe it or not you can sell your Spanish property in a matter of days. The key is to set the right price.


A couple years ago a property selling e.g. in Mallorca for 500K was sold within 2 months, Nowadays the same property will not even sell at 450K, but might stand a change if its priced between 350-400 K.
Many investors and 2nd home owners who bought Spanish property and have to sell would like to close their eyes and wait until their nightmare is over. They are faced with the decision of having to sell their property at a loss.
Most of these investors would rather wait a little longer and see what happens. They might think about the recuperation of the US housing market and they desperately are focusing on the positive economic figures in Europe.
What these investors are disregarding is simple fact of Who in their right minds would want to buy a property which has been in the market since a long time and for the same selling price?. The chances of finding a buyer ar very very slim.

So here a couple tips when selling Spanish property.:

1) Sell at the right price
Try to be realistic when selling Spanish property. If your property is not selling its because of the price.
Lower the price of your property and you will be amased to see what the effects are.
2) Be sharp
When your property comes into the market invest heavly in promoting it. The fisrt couple of weeks are essential when trying to sell the property. The longer your property is in the market the less chances it has.
3) Compare prices
Check what similar properties are selling for and price your property in a competitive way.
4) Seek professional assistance
An estate agent will probably help you filtering potential buyers and curios not wanting to buy buyers.
5) Be calm
When showing a property to a potential buyer do not give him the sensation you desperately want to sell. Do not overly exagerate the positive points of the property.
6) Do not disregard offers
If someone makes you a valid offer, one that is within reason, do not disregard it or you might regret it later on.
7) Using social media and other property portals
Make sure the property is priced the same in all the media and with your estate agent/s.
Having different prices is suspicions and scares buyers off.
8) Using an attractive ad
Properties that do not have pictures do not sell. Aln make so provide good descriptions and if you can make a video presentation.
9) You sold your house, or maybe not.
Let say you found a buyer. Make sure is has the credit to buy it. Make sure he can get a mortgage.
Make sure that when a deposit is paid to in case the sell is canceled. Do not take the for sale sign off until the sell is completed.