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Understand Your Transaction Checklist

Your transaction checklist is the roadmap for the documents and compliance requirements associated with a Deal. It helps you understand what is needed and organize completed documents.

Why checklists vary

Your checklist is generated using the Deal information and your brokerage’s configuration. Checklist sections and items may vary based on:

  • Brokerage or office

  • Property type

  • Transaction type

  • Side represented

  • Listing or offer context

  • State or market

Understand checklist sections

A transaction may contain several sections:

Section

Purpose

Listing

Documents and requirements associated with securing and managing the listing

Offer

Contract documents, buyer information, dates, and requirements associated with an offer

Closing Documents

Documents needed to complete, reconcile, or retain the transaction

Unorganized Files

Files that have been uploaded or emailed but not assigned to a checklist item

Other sections may appear based on your brokerage’s process.

Understand checklist items

Each row represents a form, document requirement, upload destination, or other checklist task. An item may allow you to:

  • Prepare a form

  • Upload a completed document

  • View an existing document

  • Send documents for signature

  • Message the office

  • Notify the office for review

Available actions depend on the checklist item and your brokerage’s setup.

Understand checklist labels and review statuses

You may see labels such as:

  • Required: Your brokerage requires the item for the transaction.

  • Private: Access to the item is restricted to Admins.

  • Office Notified: The office has been notified that the item is ready for attention.

  • Approved: The office accepted the submitted document.

  • Declined: The submitted document requires correction or additional attention.

Add an item

Select Add at the bottom of an available checklist section to add an item when needed. Brokerage-required items should not be removed or replaced unless directed by your office.

When an offer is added

Adding an offer to a listing Deal will create a separate Offer checklist while preserving the original Listing checklist. The Offer section contains the contract-specific documents and requirements for that offer.

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