Why Understanding Offers Matters

The Offers section on Investorlift is where all incoming offers on your properties land. Knowing how to filter, review, and act on offers - and understanding the terms buyers use - is essential for moving deals forward efficiently.

This guide covers offer settings, status definitions, available actions, and financing terms.

Understanding Offer Settings

All submitted offers arrive directly in the Offers section on the left-hand menu.

Offer Statuses

Use the status filter to view offers by their current stage. Select a status and a date range, then click Filter to display results.

All Statuses — Displays every offer regardless of stage. Provides a full overview of everything in the system.
New — Offers that have recently arrived and are awaiting review or action by the seller.
Confirmed POF — The buyer's Proof of Funds has been verified, confirming their financial capability to complete the transaction.
Accepted — The seller has agreed to the terms of the offer. A successful agreement between buyer and seller.
Declined — The offer was rejected because the terms were not satisfactory to the seller.

Additional Options

Export to CSV: Download your received offers in CSV format for easy analysis or record-keeping.
Create Offer: Manually add an offer for deals that come from outside the platform.

👉🏼 Need to add an offer manually? Learn how to manually add an offer on Investorlift.

Actions You Can Take on an Offer

Once you receive an offer, you have four options:

Accept Offer

Approve the offer and move the deal forward.

Decline Offer

Reject the offer if the terms don't meet your requirements.

Edit Offer

Modify the offer details — such as price, lender, or contract terms — as the negotiation evolves.

Delete Offer

Permanently remove an offer from your records.

Offer Terms and Financing Methods

Buyers can submit offers using different financing methods. Here's what each term means:

Cash Offer: The buyer has the funds to purchase the property without external financing. This speeds up the process by bypassing the need for loan approval.
Lender Offer: The buyer intends to secure a mortgage loan to fund the purchase. This offer is contingent on loan approval.
Lender Buy Now: Similar to a Lender Offer, but the transaction is executed more swiftly - often as a direct purchase without an extended negotiation process.