How to use the Real Estate Offer Comparison Tool.
An offer comparison should put price alongside contingencies, timing and evidence of financing. Keep legal interpretation and acceptance decisions with the authorized professional and owner.
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Compare price, financing evidence, contingencies, closing timing and other supplied terms in a consistent table. Mark missing or unverified conditions and separate arithmetic from legal interpretation. Keep acceptance decisions with the authorized owner and professional adviser.
- What you provide
- Actual offer terms and seller priorities.
- What you get
- Structured comparison without legal or valuation advice.
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Illustrative input and output · a teaching example, not a live WebAct run
Example input
Fictional offer A: USD 300,000, financing contingency, 45-day close. Offer B: USD 295,000, cash proof supplied, 30-day close. Other terms unknown.
Completed example
Price: A is USD 5,000 higher. Closing period: B proposes 15 fewer days. Funding: A includes financing contingency; B includes supplied cash proof, which still needs appropriate verification. Missing: remaining conditions, deposit terms and complete documents. No winner selected; compare the full terms with the owner's priorities and professional review.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Should the highest offer automatically be described as the best offer?
Other terms and completion risks may matter. Compare the supplied conditions against the seller's priorities without making an unsupported guarantee.
Why does an offer labeled cash still need review?
Evidence, contingencies and timing must be checked in the actual documents. A label alone does not establish certainty of closing.
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