Negotiate with a plan.
Every offer compared on price, conditions and dates, so you pick the strongest one.
Last updated October 29, 2026
The best offer is the one most likely to close on terms that work for you. Brent lines every offer up side by side: price, deposit, conditions, condition dates and possession date, so you can see the strongest one, not just the biggest number.
What to compare
- Price
- Deposit size
- Conditions, like financing and inspection, and how many days they have
- Possession date
- What’s included, like appliances
Counter offers
You can accept, reject or counter. A counter can change any term, not just the price. Brent helps you decide what to push on and what to give, based on what matters most to you.
Multiple offers
When more than one buyer is interested, Brent makes sure every buyer gets the same clear information and timeline, so you get each buyer’s best offer.
Typical vs with Brent.
The typical way
Highest price wins
One offer at a time
Counter on price only
With Brent
Best net and safest terms win
Every offer side by side, same rules for every buyer
Counter on price, dates, deposit and conditions
The biggest number isn’t always the best.
Sort the same three offers three ways and watch the winner change. Brent lays every offer out like this before you decide.
From price to your pocket.
Before you list, Brent gives you a written estimate of every cost that comes off the sale price, so you can compare offers on what you keep.
The condition clock.
An accepted offer isn’t firm until the buyer removes their conditions in writing. Fewer days on the clock means less time for a deal to fall apart.
All five moves.
Negotiate with a plan: questions
Should I take the highest offer?
Not always. A slightly lower offer with fewer conditions or a better date can be the stronger deal, because it’s more likely to close.
What happens after I accept?
The buyer works on their conditions, like financing and inspection, by the dates in the contract. Once they remove them in writing, the sale is firm.
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