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The knowledge I gained in the ExpressOffers Certification Program and training sessions will allow me to provide additional opportunities to my seller clients. Here is how...

iBuying, or instant buying, is a rapid way for homeowners to sell their homes without the hassle of listing it, staging it or holding open houses. But, not all iBuying programs are alike, particularly when it comes to eXp Realty’s iBuying program, ExpressOffers.

While other iBuying programs tend to throw the sellers into a “blind” system with no representation, at ExpressOffers, a seller gets matched with an eXp Realty Real Estate Advisor who is certified and trained in the ExpressOffers program. That means sellers — if they choose — have their fiduciary interests properly represented by an eXp Real Estate Advisor who helps them consider both options: iBuying or listing their home on the open market.

How ExpressOffers Works:
❖ Home sellers submit a request to sell their home on ExpressOffers.com.
❖ An eXp Realty Real Estate Advisor who is certified by eXp in iBuying is then matched with the seller who receives a thorough disclosure and is walked through every detail of the process.
❖ eXp Real Estate Advisors may also submit properties on behalf of current or potential clients.
❖ The eXp Real Estate Advisor then submits the request to a number of institutional buyers who are interested in purchasing the home.
❖ Properties may qualify to be submitted to more than one buyer, potentially yielding multiple cash offers.

How Investors Benefit:
❖ New lead source from thousands of eXp Real Estate Advisors working in the marketplace.
❖ No minimum purchase; simply offer or pass on each property.
❖ Low acquisition fee paid only on closed transactions at closing.
❖ Seller pays agent commission, which is only listing side to the Real Estate Advisor.
❖ An Real Estate Advisor guides the seller through the transaction.
❖ Investors can re-list with eXp Real Estate Advisors for 1.5% commission.

How Sellers Benefit:
❖ Convenience options allow sellers to sell quickly and hassle-free for cash when situations may require a more aggressive approach than going the traditional market route.
❖ They will have a certified eXp ExpressOffers Real Estate Advisor by their side to explain and compare the benefits of an ExpressOffer versus going on the open market.
❖ They only pay the listing side of the commission (no buyer’s agent commission), if using ExpressOffers.
❖ No “convenience fees” or hidden costs to use ExpressOffers.
❖ Using ExpressOffers provides speed, convenience and control, relieving the uncertainty of a traditional sale.
❖ Flexible terms; the seller chooses the closing date.

Disclaimer:
These figures are not a guarantee, representation or projection of earnings or profits you can or should expect. They also do not include expenses incurred by Agents in operating their businesses. eXp Realty makes no guarantee of financial success. Success with eXp Realty results only from successful sales efforts, which require hard work, diligence, skill, persistence, competence, and leadership. Your success will depend upon how well you exercise these qualities.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Department training on The The Fair Housing Act's Requirement 5: Controls in Accessible Locations.

The purpose of this training session is to present an in-depth overview of the technical standards and specifications that meet the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The training session is intended for stakeholders in the design and construction industry. It provides technical specifications in sufficient depth to engage practitioners in an intense 1.5-hour training session, offering practical information that can be applied immediately in the workplace. Although the target audiences are primarily technical in nature, the material is designed and presented such that all stakeholders trained will acquire a greater understanding of the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act.

What is Covered?

• Dimensional specifications and clearances required by Fair Housing Act Requirement 5 
• Controls and outlets subject to the requirements of the guidelines 
• Accessible locations  
• Recommendations for increased accessibility

How Will Participants Benefit?

• Enhance understanding of the technical requirements under the Fair Housing Act 
• Gain practical knowledge to apply when designing homes
• Learn strategies and tips for creating compliant homes
• Obtain resources to aid you in compliance

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Department training on The Design and Construction Requirements of the FHA: Technical Overview Part 1.

The purpose of this training session is to present an in-depth overview of the technical standards and specifications that meet the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The training session is intended for stakeholders in the design and construction industry. It provides technical specifications in sufficient depth to engage practitioners in an intense 1.5-hour training session, offering practical information that can be applied immediately in the workplace. Although the target audiences are primarily technical in nature, the material is designed and presented such that all stakeholders trained will acquire a greater understanding of the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act.

What is Covered?

• History of the Fair Housing Act
• Standards for Compliance
• Fair Housing Act Scoping and Coverage
• Seven Design and Construction Technical Requirements
• Resources to aid in compliance

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Office of Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Department training on The Design and Construction Requirements of the FHA: Technical Overview Part 2.

The purpose of this training session is to present an in-depth overview of the technical standards and specifications that meet the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act. The training session is intended for stakeholders in the design and construction industry. It provides technical specifications in sufficient depth to engage practitioners in an intense 1.5-hour training session, offering practical information that can be applied immediately in the workplace. Although the target audiences are primarily technical in nature, the material is designed and presented such that all stakeholders trained will acquire a greater understanding of the accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Act.

What is Covered?

• History of the Fair Housing Act
• Standards for Compliance
• Fair Housing Act Scoping and Coverage
• Seven Design and Construction Technical Requirements
• Resources to aid in compliance