How does it work – book 'n bid

A user friendly platform that enables you in a few clicks to help selling or acquiring your property!

Register as a vendor on the platform through itsme®. Next you prepare a page for your property. After completing the necessary info, you will receive a book ’n bid-link and matching QR-code. Both can then be added to your ad in your local newspaper, publicity on a real estate platform or even to sign at your front door. So just to be clear, book ‘n bid is NOT advertising platform!

The potential buyer will arrive via your book ’n bid-link or QR code at the page with the available moments set by you for a visit of your property.
After a similar easy creation of an account, an appointment can be scheduled straightaway. It can then also be directly managed by the potential buyer through the book’nbidplatform without any excess of time consuming calls back and forth.

As a vendor a crucial moment is dawning: giving a tour of the house and pointing out all major assets of the property. Through the book’nbid platform you maintain an overview of who is coming when, in line with your predefined planning.

As a potential buyer, the time is now: you get to see your potential future home. Once visited, you are assured to be able to enter a bid, of course within the preset timeframe. No rush, but with time to value the house correctly.

Negotiating about a property is often a sore spot for both vendors and buyers alike. Book ’n
Bid helps both parties as the platform guides the process, collects AND evaluates the entire bidding process.

The best bid?
It is more then an amount… Suspensive conditions, I love those curtains, or could you just wait for construction to end on my new appartment… This is all part of negotiations and a matching reasonable offer… and therefore also included in the capabilities of book ’n bid.

The potential buyer will also be granted a peak in the popularity of your property. This will help to appraise it correctly when entering a bid, so a realistic, competitive agreement can be reached.

In a crisp overview the vendor will easily spot the most attractive offer. Satisfied after the first round? Then you just accept the offer.
But you can organize additional rounds, with a maximum of three. A great option when multiple potential buyers have issued a similar bid.

As a vendor you eventually choose the best offer and you grant the property to your preferred buyer. Without the infinite game of bid and counterbid, but with maximum result!

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