As a real estate investor, you are both a buyer and a seller.
Make bidlys on properties that interest you. Receive price suggestions on your own properties. Negotiate the price with bidlys before making a formal offer.
An interesting investment may not be interesting at the asking price.
With Bidly, you don’t have to start with a formal offer.
Make a non-binding bidly at the price that makes the property interesting to you. The seller can accept it, reject it or make a counter-bidly.
You can continue bidlying until you find out whether there is a price at which a deal could happen.
As an investor, you may be a buyer today and a seller tomorrow.
Make a bidly on a property that interests you.
Receive a counter-bidly.
Bidly again if needed.
Find the price at which a deal could happen.
List your property on Bidly.
Invite buyers to make bidlys.
Make counter-bidlys.
Find out at what price buyers are willing to move forward.
BIDLY BOTH WAYS.
As an investor, you don’t have to focus on just one opportunity at a time.
You can make bidlys on several properties that interest you and see where the price conversation starts to move forward.
Focus on the opportunities where the price and your investment criteria align.
Don’t just compare asking prices. Suggest your own.
Not every interested buyer makes an offer.
Let investors and other buyers suggest a price without committing to a purchase.
You get concrete price suggestions and can make counter-bidlys to the most interesting buyers.
Don’t wait for an offer. Ask for a bidly.
Bidly can also be used for properties offered to a selected group of buyers.
The seller can invite selected investors to bidly and find out whether there is a price at which a deal could happen.
For investors, this creates a new way to access opportunities that may not yet be part of a public sales process.
Create a property alert based on your investment criteria.
When a suitable property is added to Bidly, you can explore it and make your own bidly.
Track the bidlys you’ve made, the counter-bidlys you’ve received and the price suggestions made on your own properties — all in one place.
See where your next move makes sense.
Buying and selling in one Bidly.
Suggest your own price.
Bidly multiple properties and see where the price starts to align.
Access opportunities offered to a selected group of buyers.
Ask buyers for bidlys before formal offers.
Use price suggestions to find out at what price buyers are willing to move forward.
Test the price before making an offer.
Compare investment opportunities side by side.
Get current feedback directly from the market.
Test buyers’ willingness to pay before changing the price.
Invite selected buyers to bidly without a public listing.
A bidly is a non-binding price suggestion.
As a buyer, you can make bidlys for free.
As a seller, you can list properties and receive bidlys for free.
Once you find a price that works for both sides, you can move forward with the formal offer and transaction process.
A BIDLY DOESN’T COMMIT YOU TO A DEAL.
Bidly can be used for apartments, commercial properties, plots, holiday homes, farms, forest properties and other real estate.
With one account, you can act as both a buyer and a seller.
With a business account, you can use Bidly under your company’s name and manage multiple properties.
Make a bidly on a property that interests you or list your own property and receive price suggestions.
