New Program For Home Sellers: Make Repairs Now, Pay at Settlement



Baltimore based startup, EFynch.com is proud to announce the release of their latest program, Settle Rite by: EFynch. This program is design for Pre-Sale Home Repairs  and it offers home sellers the option to have repairs completed immediately but defer payment until settlement. Homesellers who might find a benefit in this program are typically those who are (1) preparing their homes for market, and/ or (2) performing inspection repairs required for settlement and, do not have the ability to pay for the work up front.

The impact of this program is described by company Co-Founder Teris Pantazes. "When a homeowner is in this position, paying for repairs can often be tough. Most homeowners are selling one home and either upgrading or downsizing" he says.  "Their credit must be protected and financing repairs which, can often run in the thousands of dollars, is not an option". Pantazes says the deferred payment program can help sellers protect both their credit and their savings which will provide them more buying power when shopping for their new home.

The Settle Rite program is part of EFynch Payment Processing System and App. Homesellers can choose one of EFynch's pre-selected pros and competitively bid the project, or they can even put their preferred contractor in contact with EFynch and utilize the very same payment deferred options.

EFynch is a leader in home improvement software and since 2017 they have helped thousands of Maryland and D.C. homeowners manage over $3m in home improvement repairs while saving up to 40% using the methods built into the companies' app. For more information, visit www.settlerite.com or contact company Co-Founder Teris Pantazes.

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