Traditional sale
Cash or the buyer's own mortgage. Familiar, and still useful.
For sellers
More than one way to reach a buyer
A traditional sale still belongs in the conversation. Changing the terms may also expand who can consider the home. OpenPath does not promise a sale, a price, a timeframe, a buyer, or a tax or legal result.
Seller financing
You may accept payments over time. The terms are whatever a written agreement later says.
Lease-purchase
A lease with a purchase option may be considered when it fits the property and your goals.
Buyer matching
Approved inventory can be compared with registered buyers. A match is an introduction to review.
What happens after you submit
Submit the property.
OpenPath reviews the property and your goals.
A traditional sale and flexible paths may both be discussed.
Approved inventory can be shown publicly.
Potential buyer matching can follow.
Conversations and qualification come before any paperwork.
A transaction happens only if it is appropriate.
Owners of a rental can start on the landlord page. The intake itself stays on the property form.
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.