One submission link and a side-by-side comparison for Florida listings that draw multiple offers.
What makes Florida offers hard to manage.
Popular listings attract dozens of offers. Tracking them by email means rebuilding each one in a spreadsheet.
Properties move quickly. Sellers need clear information fast to make confident decisions.
Snowbirds, investors, and relocating buyers often submit through agents in other time zones.
Cash, conventional, and FHA offers often arrive on the same listing, each with different terms to compare.
When multiple offers arrive in hours, sellers expect a clear walkthrough of each one.
Offers come in through one form, and each arrives in the same format.
Financing type and contingencies use set fields, so cash and financed offers line up for comparison.
When 10 offers arrive at once, each one shows the same fields side by side.
Submission, revision, and status timestamps on every offer.
Guided form captures all terms in the same format
View all offers together to spot the strongest terms
Call for best and final with one deadline email, or counter any offer with a price and a respond-by date
Know exactly when each offer arrived.
Set up a net sheet and every offer shows its estimated net to your seller alongside the offer price
Contracts and pre-approvals attached to the right offer
Where Florida listing agents use it.
Listings with 5, 10, or 20+ offers, each in the same format for comparison.
Compare cash offers against conventional, FHA, or VA financing terms.
Buyer agents in other states submit through the same form as local ones.
Investment properties attracting multiple investor offers with varying terms.
Properties go pending in days, not weeks, so offers need to be ready to compare when they arrive.
Handle your own listings with the same workflow brokerages use.
Run several multiple-offer listings at once.
Standardize offer handling across multiple offices and agents.
Add a co-listing agent to share the offer work on a listing.
Cash is its own financing type on the offer form. When a buyer's agent submits, their offer shows Cash next to the financed offers, so you and your seller can compare a lower cash number against a higher FHA or conventional offer side by side. Add a net sheet and every offer shows its estimated net to the seller.
Yes. Condos in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando collect offers the same way as single-family homes. Buyer's agents attach the signed contract, proof of funds, and any association paperwork with their offer. Each offer holds up to 15 documents.
Yes. Your listing's link works from anywhere. The buyer's agent opens it, fills out the offer form, and attaches documents in a few minutes. No account is required and submission is always free for buyer's agents.
Yes. Send a counter from any active offer card with your price, optional notes, and a respond-by date. The buyer's agent gets an email with a link to submit a revised offer, and the offer card shows the counter history.
Solo agents pay $10 per month or $100 per year, and your first 2 listings are free. Buyer's agents never pay. Broker plans start at $180 per month for up to 20 agents.
Your first two listings are free. Buyer agents submit without an account.