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Verified Deals: Elevating Trust and Empowering Buyers

Learn how the Verified Deals feature works on Investorlift - how sellers verify their contracts and what a verified status means for deal credibility on the platform.

Written by Lais

Why Verified Deals Matter

Verified Deals is a feature designed to elevate transparency and trust on the Investorlift marketplace. When a deal is verified, it signals to buyers that the seller has confirmed they have the property under contract, reducing risk and increasing confidence on both sides of the transaction.

This article explains how the verification process works for sellers (Admin users) and what to expect at each step.
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Step 1: Initiate Verification After Publishing

After publishing a property, you'll be prompted to verify your deal. This step confirms that you have the property under contract and allows the platform to display a verified badge on your listing.

πŸ‘‰πŸΌ Verification is optional during the initial phase. You can also use the Verify button on existing deal cards to complete the process at any time.

Step 2: Upload Documents and Select Contracting Company

To verify your deal, you'll need to:

  • Upload documents that confirm you have the property under contract

  • Select the contracting company from the dropdown menu

πŸ‘‰πŸΌ Your contract will not be shared with buyers. Documents are uploaded solely for the purpose of verifying the property on Investorlift.

Step 3: Automated Review

Once you submit your documents, Investorlift's system will automatically review the contract details and confirm whether the deal passes or fails verification.

Verification typically completes within a few minutes. While it's in progress, you'll see a "Verifying" status on the property card in Admin. Once complete, the result will be displayed on the listing.

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