Duffy Realty Real Estate Auctions Offer New Hope for Preforeclosure Victims
Online real estate auction offers flat fees to home sellers that need to sell their home fast.
(PRWEB) September 17, 2005 -- When asked why her Internet Real Auction site is so important Duffy Real Estate founder Rhonda Duffy says, "Some people are in their new homes and they are simply tired of making two monthly mortgage payments every month. Others are wanting to start a new life and put the old house in the past."
One other good reason and one that she sees more and more frequently is that, "People facing pre-foreclosure and need to sell fast" claims Rhonda.
Says Rhonds "These pre-foreclosure victims find Duffy Auctions almost like an answer to a prayer."
The average traditional marketed house takes six to nine months or more to sell. In many cases it takes as little as two and a half weeks using Duffy Auctions.
Houses that show well but have been on the real estate market for a long time are perfect for auction.
Our average sellers fee is $2,500.00. A lot less than a standard real estate agent commission Rhonda points out.
"It's a win-win for everybody" says Rhonda adding, "Duffy Auctions bring a sense of urgency to the real estate sales cycle and delivers closure fast."
Most houses close within 45 days following the auctions.
Rhonda encourages homeowners with two mortgages or those facing eminent foreclosure to call their office or visit their website duffyrealtyofatlanta.com for further information about their Real estate auctions and other serices that they offer.
About Duffy Realty
Duffy Realty of Atlanta is the only local real estate company recommended by nationally syndicated consumer advocate Clark Howard in a March 12, 2005 article in the Atlanta JournalConstitution
About Rhonda Duffy
Rhonda Duffy is one of the top 20 real estate agents in America ranked by REALTOR.com Duffy Realty of Atlanta's flat $500.00 listing fee concept is franchised in over 28 cities coast-to-coast and sand saving her clients well over 220 million dollars in the past two years in the Atlanta real estate market.
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