Another benefit of selling direct to a trader is that most times, this means a faster payout. With a trader it’s literally the transfer of cash from the trader’s bank account to your own, as a one-step process.
If your static caravan is on a park, you probably already realise that parks have their own formalised buy-back process. This process suits the park’s financial and organisational systems and is rightly in place because, with so many caravans on site, they need to have effective management systems. When it comes to buying back static caravans, the payment process can involve a wait of up to 28 days for the current owner.
On the other hand, a trader can offer a buying process which can be pretty much instant, so it’s a case of handing over the keys knowing the money is already in the bank.
Having quicker access to the cash you’re selling your static for is also true when selling your static privately. To explain, it’s back to those classified ads and random private buyers again …
When someone responds to your classified ad or eBay listing, you don’t know the buyer’s financial status apart from what they share with you. Someone calling themselves a ‘cash’ buyer may actually be someone who’ll pay cash once they have the finance in place, but there could be a bit of a wait whilst this is processed.
Got over that hurdle? Then there’s the wait for the buyer to organise transportation. At Static trader, we’ve bought used statics from private customers who have been let down by private buyers who’ve pulled out at the last minute when they realise some of the costs involved in transportation. Who needs this kind of hassle?
When you sell to a trader with in-house transportation services as well, you’ll have the money instantly in the bank along with free, timely removal of your static at your convenience.