Step 1: Viewing a Property from the Search Map
Tap on a Property: Begin by selecting a property from your search results on the map. A preview will appear showing photos, a virtual tour video (if available), and basic property details.
Review Basic Info: Check the property’s asking price and other key details in this preview.
Step 2: Exploring Detailed Property Information
Tap for More Details: Tap on the property preview to explore further details.
Save or Request a Tour: From this screen, you can either:
Save the Property: Tap the "Save" button to bookmark the property for future reference.
Request a Tour: You can also request a tour (for more details, refer to the separate video in the help center).
Make an Offer: If you're ready, tap the “Make Offer” button to proceed.
Step 3: Checking Comparables
Tap on "View Recent Sold Comparables": To see recent sales of similar properties in the area, select this option.
Step 4: Reviewing More Property Details
Scroll for More Information: Continue scrolling to find further property specifics.
Tap "See More Details": Tap to view in-depth details such as:
Interior and Exterior Features
Utilities
Property Description
Income and Expense Details
Step 5: Viewing Property Condition and Renovations
Tap "See More Details" in Property Condition Section: If the seller has renovated the property, tap here to view the specifics of the renovations.
Step 6: Exploring Financing Information
Tap "See More Details" in Financing Section: Here, you can view any existing loans or loan assumptions if applicable.
Step 7: Accessing Uploaded Documents
Scroll to Uploaded Documents: Review any appraisals, surveys, or other documents the seller has uploaded.
Step 8: Making an Offer
Tap "Make Offer": Once you've reviewed the property details, tap "Make Offer."
Review Key Info: You’ll still have access to the property’s address, photos, asking price, gross income, net income, and cap rate.
Step 9: Filling in Offer Details
Enter Offer Price and Earnest Money: Provide your offer price and earnest money deposit (typically applied to the purchase price at closing).
Disclose Investor Status: Indicate whether you are an investor.
Verify Contact Information: Ensure your contact details (name, phone number, email) are accurate. Some information will be pre-filled.
Note: if you contact information is incorrect or outdated, you will need to edit your profile to make any updates before putting in the offer.
Select Financing Type: Choose your financing option from those accepted by the seller.
Indicate Entity Purchase: If purchasing through an entity (e.g., LLC, corporation), note that here.
Step 10: Setting Closing Date and Contingencies
Choose Closing Date: Select your preferred closing date (typically 45 to 60 days, depending on financing and due diligence).
Add Contingencies: If needed, add contingencies like inspections, appraisals, or financing. If none are needed, you can skip this step.
Step 11: Requesting Seller Credits (Optional)
Enter Seller Credits: If requesting seller credits, provide that information in the “Seller Credit” section. This is optional.
Step 12: Adding Remarks and Uploading Documents
Enter Remarks: Add specific notes for the seller in the “Remarks” section (e.g., "We are pre-approved and hope to close quickly").
Upload Proof of Funds: Tap "Upload" to add proof of funds from your device or by taking a photo.
Step 13: Submitting or Saving the Offer
Review Terms and Conditions: Ensure all terms and conditions are checked off.
Submit Offer: If ready, tap "Submit" to send your offer. If not, you can save it in the “Offers Made” tab as a draft.
Step 14: Managing Draft Offers
Edit and Resubmit Drafts: To update a draft offer, tap the edit button, make your changes, and resubmit.
Track Offers: Once submitted, your offer will be shown as “Pending Seller Response” in the “Offers Made” section.
Step 15: Withdrawing Offers
Withdraw Offer: If you wish to withdraw your offer, tap "View," scroll to the bottom, and select the "Withdraw" button.
Step 16: Handling Seller Responses
Monitor Seller Response: The seller may accept, reject, or counter your offer. The status will update accordingly.
Respond to Counteroffers: If the seller counteroffers, you can accept, reject, or negotiate further.
Accepted Offer: Once accepted, the offer becomes binding, and you’re under contract.
Rejected Offer: If rejected, you can submit a new offer or consider other options.
For further assistance, please visit our help center or contact customer support