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What is OpenPath?

A simpler path to homeownership — and a different way to buy and sell real estate.

OpenPath connects buyers, property owners, landlords, agents, and investors when the traditional real-estate transaction doesn't fit.

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The marketplace

What is OpenPath?

The marketplace for properties and buyers when the traditional real-estate transaction doesn't fit.

Traditional real estate works for many people. OpenPath is for the situations where a buyer, a seller, a landlord, an agent, or an investor needs another path. It is a place to be introduced. It is not a lender, and it does not promise that a transaction will close.

Choose your path

Start with who you are

Buyer

Start with homes that are approved for public display. Registration is free if the right one is not listed yet.

Find a Home

Renter

See whether another path to ownership may fit before the next lease. Current rent is not a housing budget.

Explore a Path to Ownership

Seller

Share a home. OpenPath can look at a traditional sale and, where it may fit, seller financing or a lease-purchase.

Submit a Property

Landlord

A rental does not have to stay a rental. Submit it and review a sale, a flexible exit, or keeping it.

Submit a Rental

Agent

When a lender declines a buyer, a listing goes stale, or a seller wants another path, introduce the opportunity. The form does not create compensation.

Refer a Buyer

Investor

Add flexible-purchase inventory for buyers who are looking for alternatives. The first property can be free. Buyers remain free. OpenPath does not collect a payment here.

Add a Property

How OpenPath works

A person stays in the process

  1. Tell us what you need

    A buyer, owner, landlord, agent, or investor describes the situation in their own words.

  2. OpenPath identifies possible opportunities

    A person reviews what was submitted and what is already in the marketplace.

  3. We look for potential matches

    Matching is a search for a possible fit. It is not an approval and it is not a commitment.

  4. People review the opportunity

    The people involved decide whether a conversation is worth having.

  5. Appropriate professionals and documentation complete the transaction

    If a transaction is appropriate, the people and documents required for that structure finish it. Nothing closes itself.

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Available

Available properties

Approved public inventory only. A sold home is not listed here.

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Homes are added as each market is ready

OpenPath is launching in South Carolina, starting with the Midlands and the Upstate and their surrounding areas. The homes on this page are the ones approved for public display. A short list is not a count of every opportunity, and it is not a claim that homes are scarce.

Registered buyers can be matched with properties that are not publicly listed yet. Registration is free. It does not promise a home, financing, or a closing.

Property owners and agents can submit a home for review. A submission is not a public listing until OpenPath approves it.

Past transactions

Different paths. Real transactions.

Sold homes are shown separately from homes that are available now. A label appears only when the structure is verified.

2499 Diamondback Trl, New Braunfels, TX (sold)Sold
Sold
2499 Diamondback Trl, New Braunfels, TX
7067 W Florissant Ave, St. Louis, MO (sold)Sold
Sold
7067 W Florissant Ave, St. Louis, MO
3504 Westmont Dr, Aiken, SC (sold)Sold
Sold
3504 Westmont Dr, Aiken, SC
1676 Lees Ln, Auburn, CA (sold)Sold
Sold
1676 Lees Ln, Auburn, CA
875 N Ithica Ct, Chandler, AZ (sold)Sold
Sold
875 N Ithica Ct, Chandler, AZ
969 E Cottonwood Rd, Dothan, AL (sold)Sold
Sold
969 E Cottonwood Rd, Dothan, AL

Alternative paths

Structures that may be available

Seller financing

On some homes, the seller may accept payments over time. It is not a bank mortgage, and the terms exist only in a written agreement.

Learn more

Lease-purchase

Where an owner is willing, a lease with a later purchase option may be discussed. It is not available on every home.

Traditional sale

Cash or the buyer's own mortgage still belongs in the conversation. OpenPath is another path, not a replacement for every sale.

Flexible purchase structures

Some situations need a structure other than a single standard contract. Each one is reviewed on its own facts.

Buyer and property matching

Registered buyers and approved properties can be compared. A match is a possible introduction, not a promise of a deal.

OpenPath is not a lender and does not guarantee financing, qualification, approval, a sale, a buyer, income, or a completed transaction. Any structure is real only in a written agreement. Traditional real estate still works for many people.

South Carolina launch

Midlands and Upstate first

OpenPath starts in South Carolina by building meaningful concentrations of properties and buyers in the same markets: the Midlands and the Upstate. A wider map comes after those markets have enough of both.

Midlands

Columbia, West Columbia, Lexington, Cayce, Irmo, and surrounding areas

Midlands

Upstate

Greenville, Anderson, Easley, Simpsonville, Greer, Spartanburg, and surrounding areas

Upstate

Who OpenPath helps

Six ways in

Buyer

Someone whose search does not end when one loan application does.

Learn more

Renter

Someone who wants to see whether another path to ownership may fit before the next lease.

Learn more

Seller

An owner who wants more than one way to reach a buyer.

Learn more

Landlord

An owner whose rental does not necessarily have to stay a rental.

Learn more

Agent

A professional who needs a path when the usual transaction stops.

Learn more

Investor

An owner with flexible-purchase homes to place in front of registered buyers.

Learn more

Find your path

Choose the audience that fits. Each one leads to a profile OpenPath can review.

Prefer a direct start? Buy, sell, agents, or investors.