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(Bozeman, MT) This week, a new barter website, www.TradeAHome.com launched. This site allows you to trade your home for another using your properties equity like cash. It is free to join for the first 500 users who post listings.
Trading houses is a recent phenomenon that many homeowners are experimenting with. Now www.TradeAHome.com is there with some very exciting new technology to help you achieve excellent results. TradeAHome focuses on exchanging homes using your real estate equity as a substitute for money. By using www.TradeAHome.com you can use your current house as a “trade-in”
TradeAHome.com has sophisticated technology that allows for multi-way exchanges to occur. Basically, if the other party involved in the transaction doesn’t want your home it doesn’t matter! “When the TradeAHome technology identifies a multi-way exchange where you get the exact property you identified as the one you want, our highly-trained Trade Brokers will call each party involved with the transaction (or listing/selling Broker) and work to make certain that each party gets the exact home they want to buy,” said Tom Langel, developer and CEO of www.TradeAHome.com and www.TradeAway.com. “Our Trade Brokers will start the process and see it through to closing.” However, if you want to do it all yourself and look for that hard to find two-way exchange, you can do that too. If www.TradeAHome.com is not involved in working with you on the transaction, everything is free. It’s completely up to you.
Not only is TradeAHome useful for those shopping for new homes and hoping to relocate despite the rough economy, it is beneficial to real estate agents as well. “It generates new buyers for agents,” said Broker and GRI, Dick Rothing of AmeriMont Real Estate. “It doesn’t take any business away from us (realtors). I still get my commission and am a part of the entire process, from start to finish. It’s more like another avenue for realtors to explore. It’s not like we have to take our listing off the market if we put it on TradeAHome; that’s not the case, if it sells in the market there is no obligation to TradeAHome. A sale is a sale whether it’s through the MLS or TradeAHome,”
After the Trade Brokers find a successful trade it works precisely how it would in a normal transaction. Visit the home; make sure it is exactly what you are looking for. “Offers are not binding unless the home or property meets the inspection, appraisal and financing requirements of the Buyers,” Langel explains.
www.TradeAHome.com is opening new doors for homeowners looking to relocate. We are in what real estate agents refer to as a “Buyers Market”. Many homes are listed and selling at a price far below the asking value so it is difficult to make a sale. By using TradeAHome.com the buyer, seller and agent are guaranteed a quicker closing.
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