Current Market Issue

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• You are a strong, pre-qualified buyer with solid reserves of excess cash.  You are submitting offers but being beaten out by cash buyers.
• In order to be considered, you are offering much higher than list price.
• Certain price ranges are particularly impacted by this trend: $100,000-400,000. Significant time is spent looking at properties and unsuccessfully submitting offers.
• You become frustrated and drop out of the process or settle for a property that you are less than satisfied with.

       Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.  - Francis of Assisi

How It Works

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-Offer A-
what your broker would submit on your behalf without this program:  Conventional, FHA or VA loan, closing in 30-45 days, appraisal, max offer, inspection objections, etc. as normally written. 
This is submitted by you as buyer.

-Offer B-
Submitted by Keen for what you are willing to offer, factoring in the additional costs for the program.  Inspection is done very quickly (2-5 days), appraisal is waived and we close the transaction in 12 days.  No loan objection, no appraisal, no delayed close. 
This is submitted with Keen as the buyer executing.

You now have TWO chances to be selected. Let the seller decide which offer they prefer and more than double your chance of getting your home.

You have moved from being an otherwise “Less Desirable” buyer to now being in the front row as a cash buyer without having to use your own cash!

You have a greater chance to get your home more efficiently.

Is This For You

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• You are willing and able to submit a competitive offer to buy your home.
• You are a Pre-Qualified, fully vetted Strong Buyer with Good Credit.
  
• You have additional cash to cover closing costs as well as difference in appraised value, should there be any.
• You see value in creating a circumstance where you move from a less desirable to a very desirable buying position.

What's On The Line For You

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• For example; You put $5,000 Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) into Escrow as a part of the contract. 
  
• Your earnest money goes hard after inspection resolution and title deadlines; You can back out of contract if choose to through inspection deadlines, like normal, with full EMD returned. After Inspection Resolution deadline, EMD is non-refundable.
• Inspection and due diligence costs are your responsibility just as they would be on any purchase.
• Excess cash would be used to make up any difference in appraised value vs. contract amount (if any).
• You will have 30-45 days to execute the final purchase using your Conventional loan.

       If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.  - Milton Berle

Flyer

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