What is the Least amount of time it took you to sell a house?

sold it too cheap, baw

Thats what i thought too, however all cash no inspection closing costs is worth the extra few grand i may get with bidding it up.

Ours was on the market in December in Tuscaloosa for 2 days before we had a buyer. Sold it for full asking price and $12K more than we paid for it 2 years ago. It was a surprisingly painless process, and from what I understand we were very lucky. It had been on the market for more than 6 months when we originally purchased it.

3 hours.

But I'm a Realtor, so I have more chances than the average person.

For what it's worth, the zipline in the back yard sold it.

Put a for sale by owner sign up and and sold it in a few days. Ended up selling it to someone in the same neighborhood. our first house. Paid $115k sold it 3 years later for $165k during the height of the real estate boom.

The fastest we bought a house was within a few hours of it being posted. Didn't even last a day before we put in a full price offer with no inspection. Ended up paying $150k and sold it 3 years later for $185k.

We sold our house in Cleveland using a real estate company called next home. For $995 dollars, they would list it in the MSL, handle the contracts and had an agent show it.

On the second day, I had a young couple on the patio and another couple at the kitchen table negotiating the price up. I wound up getting $335K for a house I built for $220K 9 years prior. This was in 2000.

I was happy with the profit we made on that house and every now and then I check zillow prices on that house and the prices on it are about 10K more than what I sold it for 16 years ago. I guess I got out at the right time.

Oh, and it was nice not paying that 6% commission on the sale price.

Realtor came in to take a look. He made an offer on the spot more than what I had planned as an asking price. He wanted it to rent it.

Cash offer, before we ever put it on the market. There was a girl in HR, who knew I was leaving the company and moving. She had recently become engaged to a serious sugar daddy, and they had been looking for a nice house in the area. I was skeptical, b/c it was a really big house (almost 6k sq ft), and she only had 2 kids from a previous. Well it turns out she was preggo, and like I said, her new guy was fairly baller status.

I invite them over to see the house, thinking nothing would come of it. Before they left, the guy tells me they would like to buy the house for $xxx, and it would be a cash deal. >$50k more than we paid 2 years earlier.

All cash is great but no inspection is the icing on the cake! Congrats!