Write and negotiate real estate offers online
List It's Offer Writer is a free way for a buyer and a seller to put a whole deal together online — price, deposit, closing date and conditions — negotiate it back and forth, and finish with a clean, lawyer-ready Summary of Agreed Terms you can hand straight to your lawyer.
No listing needed — write an offer on any property, whether you're the buyer or the seller.
Nobody else puts the two sides together like this
Most people write an offer on paper, hand it to an agent, and wait. The Offer Writer lets the buyer and the seller negotiate the real terms of the deal directly and online, at their own pace — then walk away with the paperwork their lawyers need.
Both sides, one place
The buyer proposes, the seller counters, and every round is time-stamped in one clear history. No phone tag, no faxing, no lost versions.
The whole deal, not just a price
Price, deposit, closing date and the standard Canadian conditions — financing, inspection, status certificate, lawyer review — are all on the table.
Finish with real paperwork
When both sides agree, export a Summary of Agreed Terms as a PDF and take it to your lawyer to prepare the Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
From first offer to lawyer-ready — in four steps
1 · Write the offer
Set your price, deposit and closing date, and add the conditions that matter — financing, inspection, status certificate, lawyer review and more. Buyers can also start from a property already listed on List It.
2 · Negotiate, round by round
The other side accepts, declines or counters. Each round shows exactly what changed, so both people always know where the deal stands.
3 · Reach agreement
When both sides say yes, the terms are settled and both parties are notified. Every offer is reviewed by a licensed person at our brokerage before it reaches the other side.
4 · Take it to close
Export a free Summary of Agreed Terms for your own lawyer — or have our licensed Ontario brokerage prepare the Agreement of Purchase and Sale and hold the deposit in trust.
Try it free — play both sides first
Not sure how it works? The free practice run lets one person play both the buyer and the seller, counter as many times as you like, and print the paperwork at the end — no cost, and no obligation.
Ready to write your first offer?
Start a real offer on any Ontario property, or run the free practice negotiation to see exactly how it feels before you commit to anything.
Free · no listing neededSelling? Let buyers negotiate with you online
List your property on List It and every offer comes to you through the Offer Writer — review, counter and agree from your phone.
List It Realty Brokerage Inc. is not acting for you and does not represent you in this negotiation. Nothing here is legal, financial or professional advice, and the tips are general information only — your situation may be different. You use this tool at your own risk and remain responsible for your own decisions and liabilities. Have a real estate lawyer review any agreement before you sign it. The Summary of Agreed Terms records what the parties agreed; it is not legal advice, and a binding contract forms only once an Agreement of Purchase and Sale is prepared and signed.