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Know a buyer can close before the first call

Proof of funds is collected as part of buyer intake, and buyers without it are flagged automatically.

Common problems with chasing proof of funds

A few problems tend to show up when proof of funds is requested after the conversation starts:

Some buyers turn out to have no proof of funds.

Calls, emails, and meetings happen before funds are confirmed.

Time goes into buyers who were never able to close.

Unqualified buyers take up time before anyone can tell they're unqualified.

Proof of funds, collected upfront

The request is part of the buyer's intake, so funds are addressed before anyone schedules time.

Proof of funds collected as part of buyer intake

Buyers without it are flagged automatically

The same requirement applies to every buyer

Runs on your own website, under your own branding

Feeds directly into the qualification workflow

Step by step

How proof of funds moves through it

1

The buyer starts intake on your website

Proof of funds is requested as part of the same form.

2

They provide it with the rest of their details

No separate request goes out by email.

3

Buyers without it are flagged

You see the gap immediately, not after several conversations.

4

Qualification continues for the rest

Buyers who have shown funds move on to the next step.

Stop qualifying buyers who can't close

Funds are confirmed at the start, so your calls go to buyers with a real ability to proceed.

Buyers without proof of funds are flagged before a conversation starts

Fewer hours go into buyers who were never able to close

You don't have to ask for it, or ask again

Frequently asked questions

Answers to what brokers usually ask about proof of funds.

How are buyers without it flagged?

Buyers without proof of funds are flagged automatically, so you see the gap before a conversation starts.

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