Ameripact Announces Due Diligence Packet for Real Estate Market

Ameripact, the real-estate service platform, today released its latest home-buying efficiency and money-saving tool, the Due Diligence Packet, a lender quality portfolio of unbiased information that includes everything a buyer needs to quickly close on a home sale.

“The mission of the Due Diligence Packet is very simple. It creates trust, reduces risk, and provides unprecedented convenience to agents, home sellers, and homebuyers,” explained Ameripact CEO and founder, Haresh Sangani. “We strongly believe that this is the natural direction the real estate marketplace has to move towards. The technology is there, the consumers and brokers are hungry for it, and the right business model is finally here.”

The Ameripact Due Diligence Packet equips homebuyers with the following information upfront:

• The Summary Report

• The Title Report

• The Certified Residential Appraisal

• The Licensed Inspection

• Earnest Money Protection

This benefits all parties, encouraging more offers, reducing the chances for future renegotiations, and reducing the risk of time and money lost from transactions falling through after having been mutually accepted. Ameripact is so confident in the Due Diligence Packet, they back it up with the industry’s first Earnest Money Protection.

“‘Ameripact is not only great to work with but the Ameripact Certified properties consistently receive multiple offers from qualified buyers of 10-15% over listing price with no inspection or appraisal contingencies. My sellers are happy and I’m impressed,” said Shawn Lee, Managing Broker, Big Sound Homes Team, Keller Williams Realty GSRE. Beyond helping agents attract cleaner and better offers, the Ameripact Due Diligence Packet service creates another venue for marketing their listed properties.

“The Ameripact Due Diligence Packet is only the first of many technology enabled services we have in the works. We will continue to offer additional solutions to fill the gaps in the real estate equation,” said Sangani.