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Help your clients close with confidence.

Insured home sales protect you and your clients.

Why agents offer it

Protect your clients. Win Listings. Build Trust.

With SecureMyOffer, you can assure your client that their sale will close on time, even if the buyer defaults.

How it works for you

How We Protect Your Clients

Secure Your Offer

We guarantee your sale price on closing day, even if the buyer backs out.

Hands-off Protection

We take care of the legal, financial, and emotional burden so you don't have to.

Keep the profits

If your home sells for more, you keep 100% of the additional profit.

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Agent FAQs

Frequently asked

How can SecureMyOffer help my clients?

SecureMyOffer is an insurance policy that protects home sellers from the potentially devastating effects of a buyer defaulting on a firm deal. If the buyer defaults, SMO provides financial support and takes over reselling responsibilities and legal processes.

When should I bring it up?

During the listing presentation. It will be more impactful and potentially offer leverage in gaining trust from the seller immediately.

Does this replace E&O insurance or the deposit?

No. It complements them. SMO protects sellers against buyer default, ensuring they can pay commission or relist. E&O covers agent errors. The deposit remains part of the transaction.

How does it affect my transaction process?

Once the seller obtains SMO insurance, you proceed as usual — SecureMyOffer comes into play only if the buyer delays or defaults. The insurance doesn't appear on title or affect transaction terms.

What if my seller has already purchased their next home?

This is exactly when SMO becomes most valuable. Sellers committed to a next purchase face the highest risk. SMO ensures funds for that purchase even if their buyer defaults.

Is the 10-day window firm?

This is a strict deadline with no exceptions. The 10-day window exists because the risk of default is highest in the period immediately after an offer becomes firm.

Should I recommend a specific coverage level to my clients?

Only licensed insurance experts can give formal advice. Still, you're fully within your role as a REALTOR® to inform clients about the availability of the policy.

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“SecureMyOffer helped me win the listing. I was the only agent who could promise certainty.”

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For buyer agents

Smaller deposit, stronger offer

Buyers can use closing insurance to strengthen an offer, especially in competitive situations. When a buyer includes a certificate with their offer, the seller gets guaranteed protection if that buyer can't close, which makes the offer more attractive than an uninsured one at the same price.

How does it make an offer more competitive?

In a multiple-offer situation sellers weigh certainty alongside price. An insured offer gives them immediate protection if the buyer defaults, funds in days rather than months, and no legal process to run themselves. That can win against a slightly higher uninsured offer.

How does it work in practice?

Your buyer gets a 60-second quote and a certificate, which you present with the offer. They only pay if the offer is accepted and conditions are waived. Alternatively they can offer to buy the policy once the agreement is accepted.

What's in it for the buyer?

A stronger negotiating position, a demonstrated commitment to closing, and the flexibility that comes from not having to tie up as much cash in a deposit trust account.

Does it replace the deposit?

No, it works alongside it. The buyer keeps flexibility on the deposit amount, and the seller gets guaranteed funds if the buyer can't close.

Can it help a buyer in a weaker financial position?

Yes. Insurance protection addresses the seller's concern directly, so a buyer who might otherwise be passed over can compete on certainty rather than only on price.

How do I explain it to the listing agent?

That the buyer has purchased closing insurance naming the seller as beneficiary, so if the buyer is delayed or defaults for any reason, the seller receives compensation. It's the most secure offer on the table because the protection is built in.

Does this fit RECO rules?

Yes, provided there is full disclosure to all parties, no misrepresentation of the coverage, proper documentation with the offer, and the recommendation genuinely serves your client's interests.

Are premiums refundable?

No. Premiums are fully earned on binding and are non-refundable.

How do I get started?

Explain the approach to your buyer, get a 60-second quote, then present it to the listing agent so they understand what the insured offer gives their seller.

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