With housing inventory tighter than ever, it would be reasonable to assume that homeowners inclined to sell to maximize their investment. To help potential sellers learn their options and decide what’s right for them, Crye-Leike Real Estate Services, the third largest independently owned real estate firm in the nation and the largest serving Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and the Mid-South, has launched its zavvie-powered iBuyer and buy-before-you-sell program.
Powered by zavvie, Crye-Leike Listing Advantage gives sellers the ability to compare three different sales paths. Homeowners can select an all-cash instant offer from an iBuyer, requiring properties in good condition within a targeted price range. Homeowners also can choose a modern bridge program, allowing them to buy their next home before selling their current one and giving them more control over the moving timeline. Crye-Leike agents also can help homeowners sell on the open market — the most popular choice, as it often results in the highest sales price and net proceeds.
“All a homeowner has to do to receive multiple offers on their home is push a button,” said Crye-Leike Owner and Chief Executive Officer Harold Crye. “We’re providing homeowners with two things they tell us they want: to see all the choices to sell, and a trusted agent to walk them through all of their options.”
Crye-Leike Listing Advantage keeps agents at the center of every sales transaction because Crye-Leike agents now can offer local homeowners all the newest selling choices, the company said. Crye-Leike Listing Advantage features instant all-cash offers from iBuyers as well as a buy-before-you-sell choice from bridge providers.
“Every market needs more homes listed for sale,” added Lane Hornung, zavvie co-founder and CEO. “Crye-Leike Listing Advantage can help unlock inventory as it helps many homeowners who are stuck. Our bridge program, which allows buying your new home before selling your current one, overcomes an obstacle that’s keeping many homeowners on the sideline, turning them into sellers.”
