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Hi all! Interesting discussion about 'a Quick sale'

A Quick Sale is a trade that either wants to happen quickly, has happened quickly or is presently happening quickly. In England our property industry terminology is slightly different to the USA so we don't use terms like short sale or rarely use real estate. We consider selling a property fast for whatever reason the 'Quick sale' industry. I have personally been a UK cash buyer in this industry for over 18 years and have always considered a quick sale being one were the seller is motivated to sell their property fast.

Sorry if this is stating the obvious.

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Lawrence wrote: "Quick sale is a situation where a seller is forced to to sell his property as quick as possible just before the final proceedings of bank to take over the property. "

Not always. As Don pointed out, there are many other reasons someone might need a "quick sale" besides tha lender taking over. Divorce, job transfer, probate, court order and personal circumstances come immediately to mind.

There isn't a standard definition of a "quick sale" (as compared, for instance, to a "short sale"). But Lawrence and Natan are describing various aspects of what many people consider a "quick sale." For instance, it doesn't have to be, as Lawrence describes it, a sale to avert a foreclosure, but it certainly can be. It can reflect Adela's situation, in which a job transfer requires a quick sale. If I were making up a definition, it'd be something along the lines of: "A quick sale is a transaction in which the seller is motivated to sell the house to a willing buyer in less time than transactions for similar properties in similar locations usually take."

Recognize that, just as a former president said, "It depends on what the definition of 'is' is," the word "quick" depends on both average days on market and the seller's perception of "quick." In the hot market of a few years ago, when properties would sell in 7-14 days (or less), a quick sale might have been a sale in 1-4 days. Now, in some markets, when the average days on market is, let's say, 100, you might define a "quick sale" as 30 days on market...or 40 days...or 20 days.

As all the other comments note, the factor that usually most helps promote a quick sale of a property is pricing the property substantially below the comps. Not "market value," per se--as Adela and Lawrence term it--because "market value" is whatever a willing buyer and willing seller agree to. But that's a minor point/quibble.

Hope that helps.

In the bellow three answers none of are satisfiable except Mr. Nathan Jacobs is almost up to the point and I add to that, Quick sale is a situation where a seller is forced to to sell his property as quick as possible just before the final proceedings of bank to take over the property. If the bank take over right of the property means the property goes to the foreclosure proceedings and lost all privileges and broken credit status etc.... Usually in this situation, asking price of the property will be much less than the actual market value.

"Quick Sale" is usually something a distressed seller is looking for. Usually, this means they have already discounted the property to hopefully attract a wholesale-type Buyer or Investor. A typical advertisement would look like, " Motivated Seller. Priced for Quick Sale."

I've never heard of a "quick sale". The further below market value you price a home, the faster it will sell (generally speaking). To use a gross example., say your home had a current market value of $200,000. List it for $100,000 and it will likely sell very quickly, even in the current Phoenix market. (the assumes of course that you own $100,000 or less)

I know what a short sale is and I can't do that as I am not in any financial strains. I am able to make my mortgage payments but I need to move a.s.a.p for job reasons.I was told a quick sale was selling you home for less than market value.