EQUITY

WHAT'S EPP?

EPP, stands for Equity Protection Program. Redefined created this program to ensure that you, as a home-owner, walk away with as much as you can when you decide to sell. The EPP does away with realtor commissions, broker fees, attorney fees, closing costs and the wrath of dealing with showings, appraisals, inspections. If you’d like a more in-depth explanation as to what EPP is and how it would benefit you throughout the sale of your property, please reach out to us.

PROTECTION

WHY EPP?

The EPP does away with realtor commissions, broker fees, attorney fees, closing costs and the wrath of dealing with showings, appraisals, inspections. Redefined will act as if we were your represented agent in the transaction, even though you're not paying us any commissions. Rest assured, members of our team do hold both a CT Brokers License, and are licensed real estate agents within the state of Connecticut. For information on who is licensed and their corresponding information, please reach out via email at anytime.

PROGRAM

HOW IT WORKS

We'll work together to understand your specific needs, to determine if your home and your situation qualify for the Equity Protection Program. We agree to a net sale price, this is the total amount you're guaranteed to walk away with at the closing table. We'll then sign the Purchase Agreement, and immediately start pre-screening and pre-qualifying our pre-selected end buyers. With time, and reasonable access to the property, we'll market it both on and off the MLS. We'll conduct showings for appraisers, contracts if need be, and to our end buyers and their agents.

MAX VALUE

BUYER SECURED, WHAT'S NEXT?

Once we select our end buyer, we'll step out of the original agreement and enter into a Buyer Substitution Agreement, also known as a "Release Form". We'll handle the home inspections, negotiations, repairs and concessions while you sit back and relax and watch us work our magic. While you're relaxing, we'll manage the entire closing process from start to finish. We handle the paperwork, coordinating with title, the closing attorneys and everyone involved in the transaction.

When it's closing time, our buyer becomes the new owner, you get the proceeds originally agreed upon, and we take care of any post-closing issues, renovations or inspection expectations.