Side by side
Price, loan, earnest money, option period, closing date, what the seller pays, contingencies and the deadline to answer.
Offers and counters
Three offers. One clear answer.
Price, financing, dates and conditions in columns, and what the seller takes home from each.
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What it does
Counters with their history
Each counteroffer stays attached to its offer.
Seller’s net sheet
Estimates costs by state, including title premium, Florida’s documentary stamps and tax proration. Ready to print.
Best and final
Set the deadline and keep a record of which agents were told.
Accept, and it’s a closing
The sale moves to under contract with its dates and steps.
What it doesn’t do
- The best-and-final notice is recorded, not emailed: you tell the other agents yourself.
- The net sheet is an estimate. The title company has the final numbers.
- In Miami-Dade the stamp rate is different: type it yourself. Tax proration needs the year’s taxes typed in.
See it with your own office in mind.
Early access for agents and brokers in Texas and Florida.