irvinehomeowner
Well-known member
I think someone mentioned this in another thread but "Search" couldn't find it.
I just noticed this while on Redfin, but on the side it's showing me a cash offer from RedfinNow on a property we sold several years back. The offer is in a range that is 15-25% over what we sold it for.
I'm actually shocked at that offer because that means the house would sell for more than that... Irvine is so expensive.
If I were to sell today, I wonder if I would use them if their offer was high enough. It would erase the hassle of prepping/listing/showing/negotiating but how much less would you make? I think if you have enough equity, it's a good option and helps remove most of the headache with selling.
I think it's a little misleading the way they market it as the service fee is 7.2% which is actually higher than the standard 6% (nowadays 5%) realtor commissions. It even says "no repairs" but the fine print says you could pay up to 1% in repairs.
Has anyone used RedfinNow or know someone who has?
I just noticed this while on Redfin, but on the side it's showing me a cash offer from RedfinNow on a property we sold several years back. The offer is in a range that is 15-25% over what we sold it for.
I'm actually shocked at that offer because that means the house would sell for more than that... Irvine is so expensive.
If I were to sell today, I wonder if I would use them if their offer was high enough. It would erase the hassle of prepping/listing/showing/negotiating but how much less would you make? I think if you have enough equity, it's a good option and helps remove most of the headache with selling.
I think it's a little misleading the way they market it as the service fee is 7.2% which is actually higher than the standard 6% (nowadays 5%) realtor commissions. It even says "no repairs" but the fine print says you could pay up to 1% in repairs.
Has anyone used RedfinNow or know someone who has?