In many instances, we offer divorcing parties an alternative to putting their house on the market and enduring that process. The advantages in those scenarios are certainty, a faster closing, and avoiding a drawn out collaboration that is counterproductive to resolving the dissolution of the union. We sympathize with the stress and anxiety of a matrimonial sale, and do offer a viable alternative to putting the property on the market when all parties agree on that plan. Coordinating showings, chasing feedback, the disruptive nature of staging and showing the property, negotiating offers, inspections, appraisals, underwriting, and the vagaries of buyer behavior are all circumvented with our model.
As with anything else, all parties must agree to go that route, and in cases where it is court-ordered or otherwise advised by legal counsel to to list the property with a broker, we encourage them to check out how we can help divorcing home sellers navigate the conventional process. Our divorce retail team specializes in matrimonial listings, and as their tagline says, divorce is hard enough- selling the matrimonial home shouldn’t be.
We encourage you to weigh all alternatives. We aren’t a one-trick pony, and our team has a vast breadth of specialties and resources to help divorcing homeowners find the right solution for their circumstances. We operate in both New York and Connecticut, chiefly in the suburban counties of New York City, so for fast answers call or text team manager J. Philip Faranda at (914) 450-8883 to get fast answers to your set of conditions.