Offer management for
New York's complex transactions.

One submission link and a side-by-side comparison for New York listings that draw multiple offers.

New York market reality

What makes New York offers hard to manage.

Intense competition

Limited inventory means multiple offers are common across price points and boroughs.

Complex deal structures

Offers often include non-standard terms, co-op board requirements, and complex financing.

Attorney-driven workflows

Attorneys handle contracts on most deals, so each offer's terms and documents need to be easy to find.

Sellers expect clear explanations

Sellers want each offer's terms laid out before they decide.

Why Present My Offer fits New York

Same fields on every offer

Price, financing, contingencies, dates, and documents appear in the same format on every offer.

Best & final and counters

Call for best and final with one deadline email, or counter any offer with a price and a respond-by date.

Net to seller

Set up a net sheet and every offer shows its estimated net to your seller alongside the offer price.

Common New York offer elements

The terms that vary most between New York offers.

Non-standard terms

Financing complexity

Timing sensitivity

Buyer strength beyond price

Brokerage use

Consistent offer presentation

Every agent uses the same submission link and offer format.

Broker offer review

Brokers see offer activity across their agents' listings without changing them.

Clear activity timelines

Know when offers arrived and what changed.

New York agent FAQs

How does Present My Offer work with New York's contract process?

In New York, offers typically aren't binding until contracts are signed, which makes the offer stage crowded. Present My Offer handles that stage: offers arrive through one link, get compared in one format, and are presented clearly to your seller. Contract signing proceeds as usual.

Does it work for co-ops and condos?

Yes. Buyer's agents attach whatever the listing calls for alongside their terms, like a completed financial statement and pre-approval. Each offer holds up to 15 documents, so the full package can come in with the offer.

How do I run best and final on a competitive listing?

One click sends every buyer's agent with an active offer an email with your deadline and notes. The deadline also shows on your public offer link. You can extend or re-send at any time.

Can my sellers follow offers as they arrive?

Yes. Invited sellers get a view-only dashboard where offers appear in real time with price, financing, contingencies, and estimated net proceeds once you set up a net sheet.

What does it cost for New York 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.

Try it on your next New York listing

Your first two listings are free. Buyer agents submit without an account.