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Is Your Buyer Qualified?
Unless the buyer who makes an offer on your home has the resources to qualify for a mortgage, you may not really have a sale. If possible, try to determine a buyer’s financial status before signing the contract.
- Has the buyer been prequalified or preapproved (better) for a mortgage. Such buyers will be in a much better position to obtain a mortgage promptly.
- Does the buyer have enough money to make a downpayment and cover closing costs? Ideally, a buyer should have 20 percent of the home’s price as a downpayment and between 2 percent and 7 percent of the price to cover closing costs.
- Is the buyer’s income sufficient to afford your home? Ideally, buyers should spend no more than 28 percent of total income to cover PITI (principal, interest, taxes, and insurance).
- Does your buyer have good credit? Ask if he or she has reviewed and corrected a credit report.
- Does the buyer have too much debt? If a buyer owes a great deal on car payments, credit cards, etc., he or she may not qualify for a mortgage.
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Reprinted from REALTOR® Magazine Online by permission of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Copyright 2004. All rights reserved. www.REALTOR.org/realtormag

6216 LODEWYCK ST Detroit
Price: $20000
Short Sale! Offer already up to the bank. Beautiful home, well maintained. Owners must be present for all showings, after 6pm only please.

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4505 CHADSWORTH ST COMMERCE TWP
Price: $177500
Beautiful & Move in Ready! Short Sale Approval required!24 hour notice for showings! Nearly 3000 sq ft of living space! Large windows & rooms. Seperate dining & breakfast room on each side of the kitchen make serving a breeze. Gorgeous master bedroom with a total of 5 closets (3 large, 1 W/I & linen) Custom bath w/ceramic tile & granite counters, jetted tub, seperate shower, builtin dressing table. Corner lot-treed for privacy w/ tiered deck & paver patio. Rare find call now!

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