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  Is It Too Hot To Sell A House In Texas? The warm weather is already in full swing this summer, so I'm wondering if it's too hot to  sell a house  in Texas. People prefer lounging indoors in the air conditioning or outdoors by the pool when the temperature is 95 degrees or higher. They may not want to drive around looking at homes for sale this time of year. My house does not have a pool. It is small, only 1200 square feet and in need of some updating. Many large, beautiful homes with pools and three- or four-car garages are selling fast, even in this hot climate. But fixer-uppers are not necessarily that popular. I need to find a homebuyer who is motivated to  purchase my Texas property  as-is now, no matter what the weather is outside. Fortunately, my air conditioner works fine! We Pay Fast Buys Homes As Is in Texas The professional homebuyers at We Pay Fast are not concerned about the weather. They work with sellers all over the country, including those with fixer-upper hou

  Sell ​​my house in San Antonio this summer I need to  sell my house  in San Antonio this summer before school starts again in the fall. In addition to preparing my children to start school, I am preparing to go back to school and prepare for a new career. After Covid19 devastated my income as a waiter at a popular restaurant and bar in San Antonio, I received unemployment compensation for a few months. But it's finally over and I've decided not to go back to work in the evenings and on weekends. It is too difficult with a family. Selling my house  will give me the money I need to rent an apartment while I train as a dental assistant, as well as living expenses while I am in school for ten months. We won't have as much room in an apartment as we do in our home, but the transition to a good daytime run will be worth it. We Pay Fast buys houses in San Antonio Since I don't have much time before all the back-to-school starts at the end of August, calling  We Pay Fast  rea

  Posting to Sell My House in Houston Friends told me I should start posting to  sell my house  in Houston online. That’s the way to go, they said. Everyone shops online for real estate now. I couldn’t argue with that, of course. But I want to  sell my property  myself to avoid paying a real estate commission. Selling “by owner” online requires a lot of work by the homeowner, or by someone else helping them. Excellent photos come first. Arranging the house and getting good photos of each room is quite time consuming, especially if you are not familiar with staging, or arranging rooms to capture the most flattering photos. Having an eye for a good camera shot makes a big difference when you’re in the photography phase of  selling a house  online. Once you have several excellent photos, finding places to post them online is the next project. There are dozens of  free sites  where you can post your real estate for sale. Craigslist.org is the most popular, and it is free to post in most ci

  My Commercial Property For Sale In Miami Since the Covid19 pandemic restrictions have been lifted for most businesses, my commercial property for sale in Miami should sell. It was a long, dry spell for about a year. Small businesses were ordered to close or serve customers through drive-up windows, curbside pick-up, or home delivery. But many service businesses and retail shops could not comply with those requirements. Beauty shops and barbers, nail salons, laundromats, and buffet restaurants are good examples of local businesses that suffered during weeks and months of enforced business closures. My commercial  property   in Miami was hit hard when the business owners chose to close and not to reopen again. Selling my property  with several vacancies is not ideal, but it has become necessary. Without steady rental income I got behind on my payments and expenses. Even though it looks like we can expect business as usual in the future, that does not help my circumstances. I need to se