Selling with an agent

Your Realtor has a system for your sale. Now you have one too.

Your agent runs the selling. Keighbor gives you your own place to follow it: the papers, the dates, the messages, and what each step means. It doesn't replace them. It sits beside them.

Free to start. No credit card. Invite your agent if you want to.
*Not a brokerage or a replacement for your agent.
Your side of the sale

Open it and you know where you stand.

Your next available step sits at the top. The documents your agent sends and the records you sign stay in the Room, where you can find them when you need them.

Why this page existsAn agent deciding whether to hand a client a tool wants to see exactly what the client will see.

KYour room
Welcome back, Sarah
Get the house ready for Saturday's showing
3 things to do, about half an hour
Start
What stays yours

Four things your agent's system was never for.

Your own copy of the sale

Keep the documents, dates, and messages you need in a Room that belongs to you. Your agent's system supports their work. This one supports yours.

What is happening, in plain words

Each milestone of the sale explained when you reach it, so a Tuesday phone call about the appraisal makes sense before you pick up.

One calendar for the deadlines

Keep the inspection window, appraisal, walk-through, and closing day in one calendar. Add the dates from your contract or confirm them with your agent.

A place your agent can join

Invite them in. They see what you share, upload what they have, and you both read from the same page. Nothing here replaces their MLS or their brokerage.

KYour papers
Seller's Residential DisclosureSigned
Purchase agreementReady to sign
Lead-based paint disclosureDone
Every paper, once

Stop searching three inboxes for the disclosure.

Upload it or forward it to your sale's email address, and it lands in Documents.

*Fully signed documents include a record of who signed and when.
If you already have an agent

What sellers with an agent ask.

Does Keighbor replace my real estate agent?

No. Your agent lists the home, markets it, negotiates, and represents you. Keighbor is your own place to follow the sale, keep papers and dates, and read general information about each step.

Will my agent mind?

You can invite your agent into the Room. They see what you choose to share, so you can work from the same information.

Does the price change if I have an agent?

No. The tool does the same job and costs the same either way: $79 or $199, once, for one sale.

Can I start before I've picked an agent?

Yes. Set up the Room, use the Realtor comparison to keep the agents you meet side by side, and invite the one you pick when you've signed. They never see the comparison.

The one thing to take away

The seller's room shows their side of the sale with you in it, and never second-guesses you.

See the seller's side
Based on where you are, go here nextInviting people inThe seller owns the room and decides who is in it; agents want to know how that works before they are invited.
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When you're ready

Your agent leads the selling. You keep your side organized.

Set up your Room in two minutes. Invite your agent whenever you like.