Buyers can send an offer on your property even if it isn't listed for sale. Here's how offers work and how to accept one.
How offers reach you
When a buyer uses Send offer, they set an amount and how long the offer stays valid, from 1 to 60 days. The offer is backed by stablecoins (digital dollars), so the money is real and ready.
You'll see offers in the Marketplace card on your property page under "Offers (N)", one row per offer with the buyer's name, the amount and when it expires, for example "Expires Nov 2" or, in amber, "Expires today at 5:00 PM". Buyers can withdraw an offer before you accept it, and offers expire on their own after the chosen period, so don't sit on one you like for too long.
Accepting an offer
Open your property page and find the offer you want in the offers list.
Click Accept offer. The window shows the offer, the Marketplace fee: and what you'll receive (labelled as estimates when the exact fee can't be fixed yet), and the setup fee if it is still due.
Check the box confirming that sales are final, click Confirm sale, then approve the steps as they appear: Allow property transfers, then Accept the offer. Each step tells you when to confirm in your account.
That's it. You'll see "Great news: you sold the property!", and we'll email you a confirmation.
What happens next
The offer amount, minus Fabrica's fee, goes to your account. Fabrica charges 1% of the sale price, paid from the seller's proceeds. The buyer pays exactly the offer amount. There is no extra charge for receiving or accepting offers.
Accepting an offer completes the sale, and sales are final. See "What happens when your property sells" for proceeds, cashing out to your bank, and the county paperwork that follows.
Two caveats. If your property page still shows "Unclaimed" (setup isn't finished), you can receive offers, but you can accept one only once your property is fully set up: the offers list says "You can accept an offer once your property setup is complete.", and you'll get an email prompting you to finish setup when an offer arrives. And if the property has a loan on it, the list says "Pay off your loan to accept an offer." You can keep the property listed while the loan is open; see "Selling a property that has a loan on it".
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