For sellers & listing professionals
Received an OfferPath offer?
OfferPath helps an independent buyer organize, sign, and track a residential purchase offer. The buyer is not represented by OfferPath, and receiving an OfferPath offer does not require the seller or listing professional to purchase OfferPath.
Independent buyer
The buyer is proceeding without OfferPath acting as their real estate representative.
Signed offer
The offer package identifies the property, parties, financial terms, dates, conditions and signatures captured in the workflow.
Organized delivery
OfferPath keeps the delivered contract version, supporting documents and negotiation history connected.
Clear next response
The seller can review the offer and decide whether to accept, counter or reject. The seller remains in control.
What the offer summary is designed to show
Understand the major terms before opening every page.
The contract remains the source of truth
OfferPath summaries are designed to make review easier, but they do not replace the complete signed agreement. Sellers and listing professionals should review the full contract and supporting documents before responding.
OfferPath is a technology platform and does not represent the buyer or seller or provide legal advice. Parties can involve their own licensed real estate professional or attorney.
Independent buyers should still be able to submit an organized offer.
OfferPath is designed to give buyers a structured path while giving sellers and listing professionals a clear package to review.