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Submit Offer Using Public Link

Submit Offer Using Public Link

Step by step buy on submitting an offer using the public link by creating a limited GIC account.

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How to Submit an Offer to a GIC Listing (For Non-GIC Users)

  1. Click on the public link shared by the listing agent

    1. You can view/download any documents the listing agent has made available.

  2. Start Offer Submission

    1. Click Submit Offer.

    2. Then select No-Sign up, unless you are a GIC user.

  3. Enter your name and email then click Continue

  4. Create a password and verify you are a Real Estate Agent

    1. Select your brokerage and enter your Real Estate license number.

    2. Click Continue.

  5. Create your Buyer Client

    1. Choose your client type.

      1. Individual client

      2. Group of clients

      3. Legal entity

    2. Enter your clients name and email then click Next.

    3. You have the option to invite your client to create their free GIC account (They do not need an account in order to sign documents).

  6. Create the Offer

    1. Click Create Transaction.

    2. Select as many documents as you need for the transaction (ex: Contract to Buy and Sell.

  7. Link your Client

    1. Click on Client and select the client you have just created.

    2. Select Add Client.

  8. Fill out the Offer

    1. Click on the Contract to Buy and Sell.

    2. Use the Auto-Fill button to pull in any information from the MLS/ within GIC.

  9. Send for Signature

    1. Click Send Message.

    2. Add client's email a subject and message.

    3. Toggle from Locked to Signable to allow your client to sign.

  10. Sign as the Agent

    1. Click Sign, create your signature and complete the signing process.

  11. Submit Offer

    1. Back in the transaction page, use the Submit Offer button.

    2. Select the document(s) you want sent over to the listing agent.

    3. Send over offer by clicking Send Now.

    4. Offer folder will be created once submitted.

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