Buyer Offer Review
Write the offer knowing your number, your ceiling and your levers.
Submit the listing, the comparable sales you selected and your client's goals. A reviewer returns a defensible offer strategy you can walk through line by line.
What the buyer review includes
Fair-value range
A preliminary range built from the comparable sales you provide, adjusted for condition, size, location and concessions.
Suggested opening offer
A specific starting number with the reasoning behind it, so you can explain it to your client in one sentence.
Three offer strategies
Value-protected, balanced and competitive options — each with the trade-off spelled out rather than implied.
Walk-away ceiling
The point at which the price is no longer supported by the data, agreed before emotion enters the negotiation.
Appraisal-risk review
Where the value support thins out, and how a capped appraisal-gap commitment changes the exposure.
Price and contract-term considerations
Inspection structure, timelines, credits and closing date — the levers that often move a seller more than price.
What you submit
The inputs that make the analysis useful.
The more complete the submission, the tighter the range and the higher the confidence rating.
- Buyer review selected, MLS number and property address
- Current and original list price, listing date, offer deadline
- Property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, lot size, HOA
- Condition and recent updates
- Client goals and priorities, maximum comfortable price
- Financing type, down payment, appraisal-gap ability
- Inspection preferences, requested seller credits, preferred closing date
- Willingness to lose the property
What we do not do
- We do not provide an appraisal or an automated home-value estimate.
- We do not connect to the MLS or pull data on your behalf.
- We do not contact your client, the listing agent or the lender.
- We do not give legal advice or lending decisions.
- We never ask for MLS passwords, lockbox codes or banking information.
OfferContour provides property decision-support information and does not replace a licensed home inspection, appraisal, legal advice, tax advice, lending advice, title review or other specialized professional service. Findings depend on the information available at the time of review, and no property value, condition, investment return, negotiation result or transaction outcome is guaranteed.