One submission link and a side-by-side comparison for Los Angeles listings that draw multiple offers.
What makes Los Angeles offers hard to manage.
Multiple offers come in at every price point, from starter condos to multi-million dollar estates.
Desirable listings draw many offers in a few days, and each one has its own terms to track.
Investors, relocating buyers, and cash buyers often bid on the same listing with different offer structures.
Sellers weigh financing, contingencies, and closing dates as well as price.
Every offer arrives in the same dashboard and format, however many come in.
Price, financing, contingencies, and closing dates line up across every offer.
Walk your seller through offers using the same comparison view you work from.
Where Los Angeles listing agents use it.
Compare cash offers against conventional financing terms side by side.
Listings that draw several investor offers with different structures.
When properties go pending in days, each offer is ready to compare as soon as it arrives.
Multiple-offer listings across the city, from the Hollywood Hills to the Valley.
Brokers see offer activity across their agents' listings without changing them.
Agents can call for best and final with one deadline email, or counter any offer with a price and a respond-by date.
Agents set up a net sheet and every offer shows its estimated net to the seller alongside the offer price.
Share one link in the MLS and every offer lands in the same dashboard as it arrives, with price, financing, down payment, contingencies, and documents in one consistent format. Invited sellers can see offers arrive in their view-only dashboard instead of waiting for a Sunday night phone call.
Yes. One click sends a best and final alert to every buyer's agent with an active offer, with your deadline and notes. The deadline shows on your public offer link, and you can extend or re-send the alert at any time.
Yes. Configure a net sheet with commissions, closing costs, and payoff, and every offer shows its estimated net to the seller. A $2.1M offer asking for concessions and a $2.05M clean offer show their estimated net side by side.
They open your listing link, fill out the offer form, and attach documents like the signed purchase agreement and proof of funds. No account needed, instant confirmation, and free for buyer's agents.
Solo agents pay $10 per month, with the first 2 listings free. Buyer's agents never pay. Broker plans start at $180 per month for teams up to 20 agents.
Your first two listings are free. Buyer agents submit without an account.