Gap between selling and buying. Where Will You Go After You Sell Your House? [INFOGRAPHIC]

 

Where Will You Go After You Sell Your House? [INFOGRAPHIC] | MyKCM

Key Take Aways

  • The gap between selling and buying can be stressful.  If you’re considering selling your house, explore all your options for your next home.
  • Both newly built homes, including new development and existing homes offer plenty of unique benefits.
  • Rent Back Options may be an option.  One of the most convenient housing options while you wait to move into a new home, is to stay exactly where you are. When you sell a home, you can negotiate a rent-back agreement with the buyer to rent the home from them after closing until an agreed-upon date.
  • Short-Term Rentals may be an option.  In New York City, lease terms for most buildings are for 12 to 24 months.  Some buildings allow you to take over the remainder of a lease when a tenant vacates early.  Leasebreak is a company whose inventory is short-term furnished apartments for rent directly from the landlord or agent; the other half are from tenants breaking their lease or sublets. Most are no-fee rentals. Landlords often allow you to break your lease if you can provide a qualified renter to take it over.
  • Extended Stays – Extended-stay hotels and long-term suites are often the target of business travelers and could serve your needs, too. Your company may offer corporate housing if you’re relocating for a job.  Your company might be willing to help with your temporary housing situation. 
  • If you have questions about the options in our area, let’s discuss what’s available and what’s right for you.

Anywhere

No matter where you are moving to (Florida, California, Aspen, Westchester, Connecticut, etc.), I can introduce you to a local Luxury Property Specialist in the areas you’re considering. In concert with a local Luxury Property Specialist, we commit to providing the most competitive and seamless service for your move. No matter where or how many areas you are considering.  The Coldwell Banker® brand is North America’s most established residential real estate company. The Coldwell Banker network is known for its innovation and leadership across 3,000 offices in 43 countries and territories. 

Check out this article by Money discussing “Where to Live After You’ve Sold Your Home and Waiting On a New Contract.”