Month: April 2023

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Sell Your Home in 24 Hours for $100,000 More: Uncover the Secret Home Selling Hack That Realtors Don’t Want You to Know!

Discover how you can sell your home for more money, faster, and with less hassle using Entar eBuyer program.

REAL ESTATE NEWS — Sunday is the Day to Sell Your Home with the Entar® eBuyer Program. Selling your home can be a daunting task, particularly if it’s in need of repairs or renovations. However, the Entar eBuyer program is here to change the game, enabling sellers to forego the traditional sales process and sell their homes as-is, without the need for repairs or renovations. With over 3,889 home seekers and investors on our platform, Entar’s eBuyer program is the answer to a hassle-free, quick, and profitable home selling experience. No more worrying about what to fix, or what not to fix. No need to worry about who will like the property, who won’t. No more hassles and long process. And, best of all, no more giving away $100,000 to investors or real estate agents — and it can be done in one day!

My name is Corey, and as the founder and regional eBuyer real estate program manager for California, I am here to guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have about selling your property and the current market conditions. If you’re in the market to sell your property, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team of experts, and let’s schedule a 15-minute call to discuss your options.

The Entar eBuyer Program: How It Works

The Entar eBuyer program is designed to make selling your home a breeze. Our platform connects you with local investors and full-price retail home buyers who are looking to pay full market price or more for properties just like yours. Here’s a quick overview of how our Marketplace works:

Submit Your Property Details: Provide us with some basic information about your property, such as its location, size, and condition.
Receive Offers: Your property will be marketed to our extensive network of local investors and retail home buyers, who will compete to buy your home, generating multiple offers in as little as 24 hours.
Choose the Best Offer: Review and compare the offers you receive, and choose the one that best meets your needs.
Close the Deal: Work with our experienced team to finalize the paperwork and close the deal at your convenience.

Why Choose the Entar eBuyer Program?

The Entar eBuyer program offers numerous benefits that make selling your home easier and more profitable than ever before:

☑️ No Repairs or Renovations: Sell your home as-is, with no need for expensive repairs or time-consuming renovations.

☑️ Leave the Junk for Us to Clean Up: Don’t worry about cleaning up your property before the sale – we’ll take care of it for you.

☑️ Get up to $15,000 before the closing: Need some cash before your property sells? We can provide you with up to $15,000 in advance of the closing, giving you the financial flexibility you need.

☑️ Pay Zero Fees: Sell your home without any fees or commissions, maximizing your profit from the sale.

☑️ Get $50,000 to $100,000 more than other fast sale programs because we provide both top-dollar retail buyers and quick cash investors.*

Are you ready to take advantage of the Entar eBuyer program and sell your home for more money, faster, and with less hassle?

With the Entar eBuyer program, you can finally sell your home on your terms, regardless of its condition. So, don’t wait any longer – Sunday is the day to sell your home with Entar’s eBuyer program. Let us help you transform the way you sell your damaged or outdated property, and enjoy a seamless, stress-free home selling experience.

The Entar eBuyer program is revolutionizing the way people sell their homes, providing a hassle-free, efficient, and profitable solution for homeowners looking to sell their properties, regardless of their condition. By connecting sellers with a large network of local investors and retail home buyers, the Entar eBuyer program generates multiple offers in a short period, allowing homeowners to choose the best offer and close the deal at their convenience.

With the Entar eBuyer program, you no longer need to worry about the costs and time associated with repairs, renovations, or property cleanup. Our platform enables you to sell your home as-is and pay zero fees, ensuring that you maximize your profit from the sale. Additionally, our expert support ensures that you have all the guidance and assistance you need throughout the entire process.

So, if you’re ready to sell your home quickly, easily, and for top dollar, look no further than the Entar eBuyer program. Schedule a call with one of our licensed local Market Experts today, and start your journey towards a seamless, stress-free home selling experience.

Remember, Sunday is the day to sell your home with the Entar eBuyer program – a revolutionary solution that will change the way you think about selling your property. With our help, you can sell for more and worry less, transforming the home selling process into a positive and rewarding experience.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to simplify and maximize the value of your home sale. Reach out to our team of professionals today, and let us help you achieve your home selling goals with the Entar® eBuyer program.

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New Socialist Mortgage Fee Structure Begins Mayday

REAL ESTATE NEWS — Starting May 1 (a socialist holiday), changes in the mortgage industry will affect loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These changes are part of a broader government effort to provide more equitable access to homeownership and support Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which have been under federal conservatorship since the 2008 mortgage crisis. Unfortunately, “equitable” lately appears to be synonymous with “socialist,” a failed philosophy that generally ignores the highest economic law of supply and demand, while institutionalizing tyranny.

The changes involve adjusting mortgage fees up or down in a new government matrix, adversely impacting borrowers with high credit scores. The updates aim to reduce fees for homebuyers with bad credit, narrowing the gap between prospective homebuyers with good and bad credit. While some borrowers with credit scores above 700 may see fees increase by 0.125% to 0.75% depending on their down payment size, they will still pay less than borrowers with worse credit, though still more than they should pay according to the demand curve.

The fee structure, detailed in Fannie Mae’s Loan-Level Price Adjustment Matrix, follows the FHFA’s October 2022 move to eliminate fees for some first-time homebuyers. Upfront fees were eliminated for first-time homebuyers at or below 100% of the area median income (AMI) in most areas and below 120% of AMI in high-cost areas.

Homeownership in the US has increased over the past decade, but not everyone has access to affordable housing, with some lower-income families traditionally facing significant challenges. The FHFA’s updated housing finance plans aim to address these disparities.

The changes have attracted criticism from conservatives, libertarians and economists. Sixteen Republican US senators wrote a letter to FHFA Director Sandra Thompson, arguing that the new fee structure sets a dangerous precedent and demonstrates a misunderstanding of the necessity of accurately tailoring housing finance products to credit risk. Many are concerned that the new fee structure encourages another 2008 type of financial crisis sparked by sub-prime loans.

Some commentators and media outlets have criticized these changes, claiming they penalize borrowers with excellent credit scores. The changes are meant to create a more equitable mortgage environment, and the impacts vary depending on individual circumstances. Unfortunately, there has been no cost benefit analysis, so the end results will not be of much help to those with lower credit scores. A sinking tide lowers all ships. Reduced efficiency negatively affects everyone, especially the vulnerable. A sinking economy sinks the struggling and middle class.

The new socialist framework changes upfront fees that homebuyers pay when they close on a property, which are based on borrowers’ risk characteristics, such as credit scores. Because these federal programs have already taken over a large percentage of loans, most borrowers will be affected. Under the new rule, some people with higher credit scores will pay more in fees, while those with lower credit scores will pay less. While Biden administration claims to not directly be responsible for these changes, the administration is ultimately responsible for enacting or authorizing this administrative change by bureaucracy that controls Fannie Mae. Biden has not publicly commented on the change.

Some critics argue that the new framework penalizes borrowers with good credit to subsidize those with poor credit. However, housing experts from the Urban Institute point out that borrowers who put down less than 20% must purchase mortgage insurance, which moves some risk from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to a private mortgage insurer. This allows the government-sponsored enterprises to charge a lower loan-level price adjustment (LLPA) while the borrower pays a fee for the mortgage insurance.

The changes to the pricing framework were not designed to stimulate mortgage demand.
The new plan makes it easier for those with poorer credit scores (639 or below) to buy homes, even with a down payment of 5% or lower. While home ownership improves the financial future for most, a distorted enticement causes some to live beyond their means, and to incur too much debt — a real disaster when the economy sours. Thus, this Mayday mortgage madness is likely to turn into “MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MADAY” distress call by some of the same people whom it claims to help.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced the new fee structure applicable to home loans with terms greater than 15 years. This means that home buyers with excellent credit can still get properly rewarded with lower fees by obtaining a 15 year instead of the more common 30 year loan.

The changes aim to provide equitable access to affordable and sustainable housing to people from various backgrounds. The problem is that the system is already too Soviet in nature, inhibiting selection of financing companies, eliminating flexibility, and massively driving up home prices. Making matters worse, the new fee kicks the mortgage and real estate industries while they are already down.

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