How Bruno Pisano’s “Rent to Own” Program Benefits Sellers

Posted on January 20, 2009 by Administrator 
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By far the best way for sellers in today’s real estate market to secure their property’s full asking price is through our rent to own program.

September 2008 foreclosure filings were up 65% from last year, and experts predict foreclosure activity to remain above last year’s levels for the rest of this year. As California currently has the highest foreclosure rates in the country, there has been a dramatic surge of rent-to-own buyers.

Consequently, our teams secure top-dollar final sales prices for sellers and investors who had unsuccessfully tried to move their properties in the past, either as “for sale by owner” or through a realtor.

Why sell your property with Bruno Pisano’s rent to own program?

  • The current real estate market is flooded with houses for sale, at a time when financial institutions have replaced generous lending practices with extremely strict mortgage guidelines. There are currently many more sellers than qualified buyers.

 

  • Due to the high foreclosure rates across the country, many families are opting for rent to own properties. This increased demand for quality rent to own properties has skyrocketed over the past few months, resulting in our sellers securing quality buyers and higher-than-average monthly rental fees.

 

  • Bruno Pisano will only show your property to buyers who have been pre-qualified through our extensive credit review. Our buyers already know they can afford the monthly rent, know when they will qualify for a mortgage, and are actively working to repair their credit.

 

  • Our buyers are exactly that: Buyers. Unlike month-to-month renters, our clients will take great care and pride in your home, as one day they will own it themselves.

 

  • Your property will be featured on our national website and marketed to our vast database of buyers, renters and investors – groups that comprise more than 95% of the people who buy real estate.