U.S. Home Sales Promoted Overseas via New Website Strong Euro Fuels Interest by Europeans in U.S. Real Estate



SellYourHouseToEurope.com (http://www.SellYourHouseToEurope.com), a real estate website launched earlier this year to help U.S. for-sale-by-owner home sellers expose their properties to European buyers, has launched a European version of the site called BuyAHouseInUSA (http://www.BuyAHouseInUSA.com) that is already resulting in the sale of American homes.

Donald Grison of Cannes, France, purchased a Florida condominium he first saw on the SellYourHouseToEurope.com site. "I never would have thought that it could be so easy to buy a condo in the U.S.," said Grison.

SellYourHouseToEurope.com was created for the "for sale by owner" market -- homeowners trying to sell or rent their homes without the aid of a real estate professional -- by European real estate professionals who have been selling real estate for over 29 years, including 13 years in the U.S. The website offers for-sale-by-owner sellers the opportunity to promote their home to 712 million potential buyers and renters in 48 countries.

BuyAHouseInUSA.com was launched to promote the sale of U.S. homes in Europe, and appears in different languages on over 350 search engines throughout Europe as well as over 100 popular European real estate websites and magazines targeted only to buyers.

SellYourHouseToEurope.com is staffed by multi-lingual, real estate professional experienced in both U.S. and European real estate sales practices. The staff assists buyers with all phases of the real estate transaction and can help in procuring the necessary resources, including real estate attorneys, title companies, mortgages, appraisers, home inspection companies and all associated contracts and paperwork.

These services are available to homeowners through SellYourHouseToEurope.com for a limited time, introductory price of $147 until sold. For more information, visit SellYourHouseToEurope.com (http://www.SellYourHouseToEurope.com),or call toll free: 1-888-600-EURO.





U.S. Home Sales Promoted Overseas via New Website Strong Euro Fuels Interest by Europeans in U.S. Real Estate