
For real estate teams & transaction coordinators
HomeHelp for Real Estate Teams
Offer a Home Handoff and buyer’s personalized home-care plan.
Built around your team’s closing process. No scanner hardware or blockchain required.
One team, one handoff
A clear view of what is still needed.
Seller knowledge, collected
Practical details that a report can miss.
A better first day at home
A buyer account with useful next steps.
From inspection to a completed handoff
Start with a real estate team and its transaction coordinator. Collect the information once, complete the tasks together, and give the buyer something they will actually use.
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Start with the inspection
Bring the inspection report and home documents together. Identify the details still needed before closing.
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Invite the seller to contribute
A simple link collects shutoff locations, filter sizes, service history, preferred pros and available manuals.
- 03
Complete the handoff together
The agent and transaction coordinator review the same status view, follow up on missing items and prepare the buyer invitation.
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Give the buyer a useful account
Turn the collected information into organized home records, next steps and a personalized home-care plan.
The team sees what is missing.
A proposed shared status view keeps the agent and coordinator aligned: seller contribution requested, inspection reviewed, documents collected, handoff ready and buyer invited. Follow up on the next missing item instead of searching through email threads.
The seller adds what only they know.
The pilot’s seller link is designed for quick contributions from a phone: where the water shuts off, which filter fits, who serviced the furnace, and where the warranty lives. The team reviews those details before they become part of the handoff.
Team collaboration and the streamlined seller-link experience are pilot proposals. HomeHelp’s existing home records, handoffs and inspection tools are the starting point.
The handoff is the beginning, not the end.
Give buyers a place to understand their home, plan maintenance and get help after the keys change hands.
A home record, not a document pile
Inspection findings, home details, manuals and service history give buyers a starting point for their new home.
Explore HomeHelpCare that continues after closing
HomeHelp’s maintenance tools and AI assistance help homeowners prioritize routine care and plan projects.
Explore HomeHelpPeople to call when help is needed
Find service providers and build a home team, with the seller’s known providers included in the proposed handoff.
Explore HomeHelpFit the system your agency already uses.
Your transaction system should be the starting point, not another place to re-enter the same address and documents. We will assess document imports, email handoffs and available transaction-system connections with each pilot team.
Tell us your current software and where information gets stuck. Integration comes before scanner hardware or blockchain; no specific transaction-software connection is promised as available today.
Discuss your team’s workflowMeasure the difference at closing.
Set a baseline with your team, then evaluate the pilot against real transactions—not assumed savings.
- Coordinator time
- Compare time spent collecting information and preparing each handoff with the team’s current process.
- Handoff completeness
- Track missing documents, unanswered seller questions and whether the package is ready at closing.
- Buyer activation
- Check whether buyers claim their accounts and begin using their home records and care plans.
- Post-closing questions
- Compare follow-up questions about the home before and after introducing the handoff.
A closing benefit your agency can sponsor.
Participating agencies can explore a sponsored first year of HomeHelp+ for eligible buyers, alongside a proposed agent and brokerage contact banner in the buyer’s account.
Heavily discounted agency rates tiered by expected home volume.
Participation, buyer eligibility and activation agreed before invitations are issued.
A useful ongoing home-care benefit—not a universal free offer or a guaranteed referral outcome.
Ask about agency participationQuestions from real estate teams
See the foundation for your handoff
Let’s start with your next handoff.
Bring your agent and transaction coordinator. We’ll review your current process, the information buyers need, and what an agency pilot should measure.
Explore an agency pilot
