Seller Outline: From Concept to Reality

“From concept to reality, with AI and common sense the only things you need to sell your home fast and for top dollar.”

  1. Decide You Want Speed, Control & Maximum Savings
    • Tired of 5–6% commissions, long listing periods, endless showings?
    • Goal: Sell in 21 days or less to the highest qualified bidder, keep most of the proceeds.
    • Mindset shift: You are the decision-maker — not an agent. 
  2. Choose Your Level of Involvement (Pick Your Path)
    • DIY / EZbid Lite — Use our simple template yourself (single property, low cost)
    • Assisted / EZbid Pro — We set up and run the auction for you (flat fee or %)
    • Alliance Partner — Work with a local agent who uses our system (they handle more, you get referral option)
  3. Prepare the Property (Common-Sense Basics – 3–7 Days)
    • Clean, declutter, minor repairs (80/20 rule: focus on what 80% of buyers notice)
    • Gather basic docs (deed, tax bill, HOA rules, disclosures if ready)
    • Decide your minimum acceptable outcome (soft reserve price, ideal timeline)
  4. Meet with a Title Company or Real Estate Attorney* (1–2 Weeks Before Starting)
  5. Create the Listing with AI Help (1–2 Days)
    • Use AI to write compelling description, generate social posts, email blasts
    • Upload photos (or we help source virtual tour / professional shots)
    • Choose starting bid (usually 50–70% of expected market value to draw interest)
  6. Launch the Auction (Day 1 of 21-Day Window)
    • We duplicate the proven template → customize for your property
    • Go live on ezbid.online/[your-property-slug]
    • Announce in targeted local groups, Nextdoor, Craigslist, Zillow FSBO, your network
    • Optional: Flat-fee MLS insertion (paid directly to vendor) for extra reach
  7. Run the Bidding Phase (Days 7–21)
    • Virtual tour available immediately
    • Open house scheduled only if sufficient qualified interest (typically 15–25 pre-registrants)
    • Bids visible (nicknames only), minimum increments, timed extensions
    • You watch in real time, answer questions via comments or private messages
  8. Select the Winner & Move to Contract (Day 21 or sooner)
    • Highest qualified bidder notified → submits non-binding written offer
    • You accept, counter, or reject (full control)
    • Winner deposits earnest money directly with title company (you never touch funds)
  9. Close with Title Company (30–60 Days Typical)
    • Title search, insurance, escrow — handled by title company/attorney
    • Standard inspections, appraisal, financing (buyer responsibility)
    • You receive net proceeds at closing (minus any agreed fees)
  10. Get Paid & Get Proof
    • Our flat setup fee (or % if assisted) paid at closing or upfront (Venmo/Stripe)
    • Listing becomes “SOLD” showcase on our site → your testimonial added (optional)
    • Savings proof: “Sold in 18 days, saved $18,000 in commissions”
  11. Optional Upsells (Your Choice)
    • MLS flat-fee insertion (via third-party vendor)
    • Agent referral if you want more hand-holding (extra cost)
    • Vendor network access (inspectors, photographers, lenders — coming soon)

Recommended Step Before Auction Launch *

Meet with a Title Company or Real Estate Attorney (1–2 Weeks Before Starting)

We strongly recommend that you meet with a licensed Florida title company or real estate attorney before your auction goes live. They can help you:

  • Prepare and review required disclosures (lead-based paint, radon warning, flood statement, seller’s property disclosure)
  • Run a preliminary title search (identify any liens or issues)
  • Explain closing costs, timelines, and escrow process
  • Confirm any HOA/condo documents are ready

This step ensures everything is in order, gives you confidence, and makes the post-auction closing faster and smoother.

Cost: Usually $300–$800 for a consult + preliminary search (paid directly to them).

How: Choose your own title company or attorney — we can provide referrals if needed (no fee to us).

Why do this first?

It protects you legally, speeds up the transaction, and shows bidders you’re a serious, prepared seller — which attracts higher-quality offers.