A brokerage-channel cash offer program with solid 81.7% upfront mechanics and a layered fee sheet that trims the waterfall upside. Available only through partner brokerages.
QuickBuy runs a closed brokerage channel: the seller doesn't contract with QuickBuy directly, the agent's brokerage does. That structural choice sets the rest of the product. The advance is 81.7% of a QuickBuy-ordered BPO. The fee stack is a 6.5% program fee, a 1% brokerage affiliation fee, the standard 6% dual-agent commission structure on the retail leg, and a $795 admin fee. On a $525,000 home with no overage above the BPO, the seller nets $408,975.
We like two things: the BPO methodology is disclosed in a three-page addendum, and QuickBuy routinely forwards the full overage (above the stated reserve, minus the fees) to the seller. We dislike the stacked fee sheet.
The flow: seller's agent submits through their partner brokerage. QuickBuy orders a BPO within 24 hours. If the BPO matches the seller's expectation, QuickBuy makes a same-day advance offer at 81.7% of BPO. After closing on the advance, the listing remains with the seller's agent and brokerage. The home is marketed for up to 90 days; at second close, the fee stack comes out and the seller receives the balance.
6.9 / 10. QuickBuy works — the mechanics are sound and the disclosure is adequate. The fee stack is what pulls the rating down. If you're at a QuickBuy partner brokerage and the alternative is a 45-day traditional listing with no bridge, QuickBuy clears. If you have access to Zoom Casa or HomeLight, those will almost always deliver higher net proceeds on the same home.
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