Price Drop vs Rate Drop – Bringing Affordability Back in Today’s Real Estate Market

Hello,
Affordability is THE BIGGEST issue both buyers and sellers are facing in today’s real estate market. The combination of both high interest rates and high prices have caused a lot of problems for borrowers in terms of affordability, ability to qualify, and having to get re-qualified at much lower price points.
The higher rates are also beginning the "price reduction" trend, which sellers use to help attract affordable housing for buyers.
But, most sellers don't know or can show the actual numbers on how that impacts buyers. This inability to show the numbers and knowledge of how dropping the rates has a more significant impact on a buyer's payment than lowering a sales price could ever have.
Price vs. Rate -
In this presentation, I wanted to show you, through this side-by-side comparison, how a PRICE DROP amount impacts a potential buyer's payment & qualification, but also how, with the same amount of money, you could triple the positive impact on a potential buyer.
Seller Buy Down -
The benefits of reducing a buyer rate vs. a list price are numerous, here are just a few of them.
Positive Benefits:
1. 3/1 Ratio - A seller could triple savings on a buyer's payment if they applied the same amount of funds they reduced their price.
2. 1/3 Ratio - A seller could apply 1/3 of their potential price drop amount to lower a buyer rate and have the same financial benefits to the buyer. (keeping 2/3 of a possible price drop on their net sheet)
3. Understanding the limited costs to drop rate, a seller could use a Seller Buy Down on full-price offers and protect their comps in the farms that produce the repeat business.
4. Address our buyer's affordability crisis head one with limited funds to implement a seller buy down vs. costly price reductions
Marketing Your Property -
Now that you understand how powerful a tool it is to reduce rate vs. price with the Seller Buy Down, then let's market your property with a custom SBD Video from me so that we can spread and help affordability to all buyers.