A lender declines the buyer
The buyer may still want to understand a flexible purchase option. That is a conversation, not a new approval.
For agents
When the traditional transaction stops working, OpenPath gives you another path.
Introduce a buyer, a listing, or a property. An operator reviews it. The form does not create compensation.
The same form submits a property or refers a buyer.
A stale listing
The seller may want to consider different terms. OpenPath can record the situation for review.
A landlord exit
An owner who is tired of operating a rental can look at a sale or a flexible structure. Landlord options stay educational.
A difficult disposition
Some properties are hard to place in a standard listing. Submitting the opportunity does not publish it.
What the form does not do
Submit a buyer, a listing, or a property opportunity.
OpenPath evaluates whether an alternative path is worth a look.
Potential matching can follow.
Professional involvement stays in place where it is appropriate.
Any transaction follows the rules and agreements that apply.
Sending an opportunity does not automatically create a listing, a buyer, a published property, a referral agreement, or compensation.
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.