NAPLES REAL ESTATE GUYS,
Broker, Naples, FL
Possible, but difficult to align the objectives of buyer and seller.
Web Reference: http://www.naplesrealestateguys.com
Eric Murphy,
Both Buyer and Seller, Fort Collins, CO
We are seeking a home in Stoneridge and would consider one that needs this type of work. Please contact me. Thanks, Eric ericfmur@yahoo.com
Mack McCoy,
Broker, Seattle, WA
Basically, no. If you own the property free-and-clear, and the other person does, then, it's "possible." But if one of you has a mortgage, that mortgage will need to either be retired or assumed before you can swap.
Allthe best,
Allthe best,
Mike Malvey,
Agent, Fort Collins, CO
Hi Otbe,
Why not simply price your home according to the condition as it relates to the market? The Stoneridge neighborhood is a great area and very appealing to buyers. Would you like to see what the data shows your home's value is in its condition?
Email me at RealtorMike@MikeMalvey.com.
Why not simply price your home according to the condition as it relates to the market? The Stoneridge neighborhood is a great area and very appealing to buyers. Would you like to see what the data shows your home's value is in its condition?
Email me at RealtorMike@MikeMalvey.com.
Web Reference: http://wwwSearchFortCollinsMLS.com
Bill Eckler-Florida, 941-408-5363,
Agent, Sarasota County, FL
"Home Swaps" are possible but not all that common for obvious reasons. It's all about communicating your needs to someone else with the same. From a practical standpoint, with the support of today's technology, this process should be made much easier as well as a more common way of dealing with the difficulties of today's real estate market.
Your plan to find a "swap" would certainly be helped with a huge internet campaigne.
Good luck,
Bill
Your plan to find a "swap" would certainly be helped with a huge internet campaigne.
Good luck,
Bill
