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REMAX CANADA

SecureMyOffer x REMAX: Offer Your Clients Confidence When it Matters Most

Selling a home means trusting that the deal will close but what happens when it doesn't? RE/MAX sales associates now have access to home seller closing insurance through SecureMyOffer, giving their clients a financial backstop if a buyer delays or fails to close on a firm offer. For agents, it's a meaningful addition to any listing conversation, one that builds confidence on both sides of the table. The coverage addresses the window between a firm offer and closing day, the period where sellers carry the most risk and have historically had the least protection. With tools built for listing presentations, client-facing materials, and a buy now, pay later option so sellers aren't out of pocket until closing, the program is designed to be simple to introduce and easy to explain. In a market where more deals are falling apart at the financing stage, having a concrete answer to "what if the buyer doesn't close?" is quickly becoming a differentiator agents can't afford to ignore.

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In the News
April 16, 2026
The financial risk nobody talks about when you sell your home
When Morgan and his wife sold two properties to buy their dream home, they thought the hard part was behind them, until their buyer didn't show up on closing day. What followed was a $150,000 loss they never saw coming, and a search for an insurance product that didn't exist anywhere in the world. That experience became the founding story behind SecureMyOffer, and a wake-up call for every Canadian seller who assumes a firm offer means the deal is done. What makes buyer default so financially devastating isn't just the immediate loss, it's the cascade. You've already made plans on the other side. You may have purchased another property, given notice, or committed funds that were supposed to come from that sale. The legal system offers recourse, but recourse takes time, and carrying costs don't pause while you wait. For sellers in markets like Ottawa, where federal relocations and dual-property transactions are common, that window of exposure can be the difference between a clean move and a financial setback that takes years to recover from.
In the News
June 1, 2026
Why Real Estate Is the Last Major Transaction Without a Safety Net
Most Canadians insure everything that matters — their car, their business, their health. But when it comes to selling their home, one of the largest financial transactions of their lives, there's no protection if the buyer walks away. That gap has quietly cost sellers hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the market is finally starting to catch up. Court records across Ontario tell a consistent story: when buyers fail to close, sellers are left absorbing price drops, carrying costs, legal fees, and a second round of commission — often totalling six figures. These aren't rare events. Severe mortgage delinquencies rose 30 percent year over year in Q4 2025, and a 2026 survey found that nearly one in three agents named financing failure as the leading cause of collapsed deals. The risk is real, it's growing, and for too long there has been no product designed to address it. Here's why closing insurance is the product residential real estate should have had all along.

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