For eligible homes, condos, multifamily buildings, land, commercial and mixed-use property: start with the address, whether the opportunity is for sale by owner, listed or off-market. Confirm the exact property and owner or representative authority. Existing listing agreements and seller instructions remain in force. Listed-property guidance · FSBO owner guidance

OpenOffer
Web first direct offer engine

A New Web-First Way To Buy Homes

The right offer on any address can unlock a deal that never would have happened before.

OpenOffer changes the game.

No sales pressure. Make your private offer to the owner, negotiate privately, and connect only when both sides are ready.

Simple. Safe. Web-first. Private buyer-to-owner negotiation.
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Start free. $299 flat after acceptance in principle. The buyer pays the platform fee before protected contact release. Purchase funds, existing agency obligations and third-party costs are separate.
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Own a property? Opt in ahead of time to receive a text or email alert if an offer comes in on your property. An offer can come from anyone, anytime, anywhere, and for any amount.
How OpenOffer Properties works
OpenOffer creates a property-specific direct-offer lane for listed and off-market real estate. It starts with the address, keeps the focus on the offer and the terms, and opens up opportunities that likely never would have existed before.
1. See a property you want
OpenOffer starts with the address. A buyer can target a listed home, an off-market home, land, commercial property, mixed-use property, or another address-based opportunity.
2. Enter the address
The buyer enters the property address into OpenOffer. That turns a passive address into an active opportunity lane instead of waiting for the traditional market to create the opening first.
3. Make the offer or save it
The buyer can submit an offer with amount, timing, and basic deal structure, or save the address and return later. The system is meant to make taking the first step simple and direct.
4. Owner gets the opportunity to respond
The owner can review the offer and decide whether to ignore it, decline it, start a private negotiation, accept it, or send a counteroffer.
5. Negotiate privately
Buyer and seller can message privately and adjust the price or terms without sharing direct contact information yet.
6. Finish the final steps
Once the deal is agreed, OpenOffer shows exactly what is still needed—identity, required agreements, the OpenOffer fee, and any final checks.
7. Connect
When the required final steps are complete, OpenOffer securely releases the approved contact information so both sides can connect directly.
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