Realty Offers Now provides three professional ways to sell and buy real estate: Traditional Listing, the two-phase Offer-to-Sold strategy, and Online Auction.
Offer-to-Sold is a two-phase strategy. Phase 1 markets the property as a Traditional Listing. If the property is not sold during that market-first period, Phase 2 can transition to an Online Auction.
Yes, when a property is in the Market First phase, buyers may have an opportunity to tour the property and submit a conventional offer before the scheduled transition to online bidding.
No. Account creation is free.
No. Registration to bid is property-specific and may require additional information or approval.
Open the auction property, select the registration option, review and accept the property-specific terms, provide the required information, and wait for approval before bidding.
Proof of funds or other registration documentation may be required. Follow the requirements published for the specific property.
Available showing and inspection opportunities are listed on the property page. Complete all desired due diligence before making an offer or placing a bid.
The property is offered in its present condition, subject to the disclosures, documents, and property-specific terms. Buyers should complete their due diligence before committing.
A buyer's premium is an amount added to the successful bid when stated in the property's terms. Review the exact calculation before bidding.
A maximum bid is the highest amount you authorize the system to bid on your behalf. The system advances your bid only as needed, subject to competing bids and bidding increments.
The auction may use a soft close or extended-bidding rule. A bid placed near closing can add time so all bidders have an opportunity to respond.
Follow the property-specific instructions for signing the purchase agreement, submitting earnest money, and completing the closing. Deadlines and requirements are stated in the auction terms.
Yes. Buyer agents are welcome, subject to any registration and cooperation requirements published for the property.
No. Sellers may choose a Traditional Listing, Offer-to-Sold, or an Online Auction, depending on the property and agreed strategy.
The Market First period is established before launch based on the property, market, and seller's goals.
The seller can accept the offer and proceed through the traditional purchase and closing process.
It can transition to the planned Online Auction phase under published terms and a scheduled bidding deadline.
Yes. Buyer-agent cooperation is encouraged, subject to the requirements established for the property.
