The Offer Desk
A licensed local broker presents every offer.
Flat-fee should not mean flying solo. When an offer comes in, a licensed Upstate broker is the one who brings it to you.
Why it matters
Presenting offers is one of a listing broker's core duties, and it can't be handed off to software or waived. Many low-cost services leave that to you. We built the Offer Desk so that software does the paperwork while licensed people do the presenting.
That means fewer missed offers, clear explanations, and a record you can rely on if questions come up later.
How an offer moves through the Offer Desk
Step 1: Received
A buyer's agent submits an offer. They get an automatic receipt that confirms it arrived; it never contains terms or a response.
Step 2: Reviewed
A licensed broker checks the offer against the contract and prepares a plain-English summary and an estimated seller net sheet.
Step 3: Presented
The broker presents the offer to you by phone or video, then sends a written summary. Your acknowledgment is logged.
Step 4: Your decision
Accept, counter, reject or ask for a call. You see the deadline and get reminders as it approaches.
Step 5: Countering
Tell us your terms. We prepare the counter; a licensed broker reviews and approves it before anyone else sees it.
Step 6: Documented
Every step is time-stamped and stored so there is a complete record of the offer from start to finish.
Our systems may summarize and draft, but nothing about price or terms is sent to anyone outside the team until a licensed broker has reviewed and approved it. Net sheets are estimates.
Are you a buyer's agent?
You don't need an account to submit an offer on one of our listings. You'll get an instant receipt and can check status any time.
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