For Buyers

Buyer Information & Resources

Everything you need to know about buying a home through the Homeboss® platform.

How to Buy a Home on Homeboss®

The Homeboss® platform gives buyers a unique advantage: 100% transparency. You can see every offer submitted on a property in real time, so you always know exactly where you stand.

All properties on our platform are sold AS-IS. We strongly encourage all buyers to attend the open house, review any available inspection reports, and conduct their own due diligence before submitting an offer.

Step 1: Get Pre-Approved

Before you can submit an offer, you must be pre-approved for a mortgage or provide proof of funds if you are a cash buyer. This protects all parties and ensures only serious buyers participate.

Step 2: Register on the Platform

Create your account and complete your buyer profile. You will need to provide your pre-approval letter or proof of funds, your buyer's agent information (if applicable), and agree to our Terms and Conditions.

Step 3: Attend the Open House

Open houses are typically held on the weekend. We strongly encourage all buyers to attend the open house and conduct their due diligence before submitting an offer. All properties are sold AS-IS.

Step 4: Submit Your Offer

Offers are submitted online through our platform. You can see all offers in real time. The offer deadline is Wednesday at 7:00 PM Arizona time. If an offer is submitted within 2 minutes of the deadline, the timer automatically extends by 5 minutes.

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Buyer FAQ

Do I need a buyer's agent to submit an offer?

No. You may represent yourself. However, we strongly encourage all buyers to work with a licensed real estate agent. If you choose to represent yourself, you must indicate this during registration.

What does 'AS-IS' mean?

All properties on the Homeboss® platform are sold in their current condition. The seller makes no representations or warranties about the condition of the property. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own inspections and due diligence prior to submitting an offer.

What is the Buyer's Premium?

The Buyer's Premium is a percentage added to the offer price to cover the agent compensation and platform fee. The Buyer's Premium percentage is disclosed on every property listing. The total purchase price (offer + buyer's premium) is what you will pay at closing.

What happens after I submit an offer?

After the offer deadline, the listing agent will contact all buyers who submitted competitive offers to discuss the full terms of their offer. The seller will then review all competitive offers and select the Final Declared Winning Offer.

How quickly must I close after my offer is accepted?

The winning buyer's agent must submit a signed purchase contract and earnest money within 24 hours of being notified. The goal is to close within 14 days, though this may vary by property.