Product FAQs

• Your client receives an immediate offer on their qualified home and can close in as few as 14 days from acceptance.

• If your client is planning to buy a home as well, QuickBuy® give them the advantage of making a cash offer, with flexible closing terms.

• Your client can eliminate or reduce the time and expense of preparing the house for market.

• Your client will save on carrying costs while the home is listed, such as utilities, insurance, and taxes.

• Your client can avoid paying for two mortgages if their home doesn’t sell before they buy their next home.

• Eliminates the need to keep the house in show condition.

QuickBuy® Lock is an excellent way to market your home for up to 150 days with the certainty and assurance of a QuickBuy® offer in hand. Your agent helps you “lock-in” the QuickBuy® offer before listing the home.

• The seller has 10 days to accept the QuickBuy Lock addendum.

The seller needs to list the home within 30 days of the Lock offer.

With the Lock Addendum, the other required documents needed are the listing agreement between the seller and your brokerage, the homeowner disclosure and the lead based paint addendum, as part of the offer paperwork.

Yes, there are required price reductions if the home is still listed on the market at day 30, day 60 and day 90. These reductions help “refresh” the listing and continue to assist with reaching the targeted buyers of the home.

No, the seller may always list lower than the suggested Lock prices. They cannot list higher, but they are welcome to reduce sooner, if they feel it is best for the listing.

The seller has 150 days to accept the Immediate offer. The final day to accept the offer will be listed in the Lock Listing addendum.

The last day the seller can close for an Immediate offer to QuickBuy is listed in the Lock addendum. It is 180 days out from the date of the offer from QuickBuy.