What if I’m licensed in one state but want to submit a property in another state?
NO, you can only practice real estate in the state(s) in which you are licensed. If you find a great deal in another state, you might consider posting it in the iBuyer Workplace group asking for an agent in that state to take it on. You may be able to negotiate a referral fee or ask for them to do the same for you. Teamwork and collaboration goes a long way!!
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What are the basic steps for submitting a property to ExpressOffers?
Each state is governed by its own forms, contracts, agency and license law. These are the basic steps for the following situations. Review the Q&A Brochure: Present and discuss the updated Q&A brochure with the seller to ensure they understand the ...
What if I’m licensed in multiple states?
No Problem!! You will be able to see Buy Boxes that are available in your state, or whichever states you are licensed in. You will be able to submit properties based on the Buy Boxes in that state.
Louisiana ExpressOffers Procedures
When you do a listing presentation with a seller and believe the house might be a prospect for an iBuyer, you will complete a normal listing agreement with the seller along with all documents required. You will then write an addendum to the listing ...
Texas State ExpressOffers Procedures
Situation 1: Do you have this property already under a Listing Agreement? YES: STOP. Reach out to your Managing Broker. All ExpressOffers MUST represent the iBuyer, Intermediary may not be used. Listing Agreement will need to be terminated. NO: ...
Where can I find the Property Condition Report for ExpressOffers?
The Property Condition Report helps you analyze a property that you are considering submitting to the ExpressOffers platform. You can keep yourself organized and on task by filling out the form while you are at the property. You can either print it ...