Price and costs
What is the likely net outcome after relevant costs, adjustments, and any items included in the sale?
After pricing and marketing
A strong offer is more than the number at the top. Consider its terms, timing, certainty, and the context of the transaction.
Before accepting or countering
Compare each offer against your priorities. A higher price or fewer conditions may matter, but neither settles the decision by itself.
What is the likely net outcome after relevant costs, adjustments, and any items included in the sale?
What financing, inspection, sale-of-property, or other conditions apply? What remains unverified?
Do the deposit, deadlines, closing date, inclusions, and exclusions work for your situation?
Are details and expectations clear and consistent? Notice communication without treating friction as a prediction or a judgment of the buyer.
Consider the full context →No offer guarantees a smooth closing. The legal effect of its terms varies by jurisdiction. Have an appropriate licensed professional or lawyer review terms you do not understand before committing.
Explore Conditions and ClosingThe seller modules are on the launch list; their descriptions are available to explore now.