Offer with clarity. Buy with confidence.

The process takes only a few minutes from start to finish. Go to the property you want to buy and enter the amount you wish to offer in the "Make An Offer" box. You'll then be led through a 3 step process to detail the terms of your offer. 

We will ask you to verify your identity using your cell number and email address as well as a copy of your ID or driver's license. Again, all of this can be accomplished easily using just your smartphone. You only ever need do this once, even if you decide to make other offers for Eazi properties.

Once we've got your offer details, the seller is automatically notified via email & SMS and can log in to view the terms you have specified. If the seller approves, he/she accepts at the click of a button. If not, they can either decline or counter-offer.

The listing agent will keep you informed throughout and be on hand to provide any assistance you may need.

You can only make one offer on Eazi at a time. Once the seller accepts or declines your offer or it expires, you can make another on the same or other properties.

You can improve your offer at any time until it expires. This is useful for example, if you wish to make a counter-offer.

If someone else makes an offer before your offer has been accepted by the seller, you'll be advised that another offer has come in. You'll have the opportunity to change your offer if you wish.

We manage the whole process from there for you, right through to transfer. Our legal team will take over and keep you informed every step of the way, with support and communication whenever you need it.

You can choose how long your offer will be open for - between 4 and 14 days (the norm is 4). It expires at midnight on the final day.

Yes you can. When you're entering the terms of your offer, just be sure to specify the sale of your current home under the "Prior Sales" section.

A deposit is not necessary to make an offer. It is however an important factor when applying for a home loan. The larger the deposit you put down, the more likely you are to be awarded a home loan. Sellers are aware of this. So if there is more than one offer and all things are equal, they will usually choose an offer with a larger deposit.

You choose! Either your deposit is paid into the attorney's trust account, or you can use Buyer's Trust.
Buyer's Trust provides a safe and secure means of storing your deposit, in a bank account opened in your name, earning interest and offering 100% transparency.
Then, on transfer, your deposit is withdrawn from the trust account and paid to the seller.

A detailed disclosure completed by the seller that covers the property's condition and any known defects or issues.

The condition report is detailed at the bottom of the property's webpage. It contains everything from plumbing & electrical defects to boundary disputes, unapproved building plans, body corporate issues etc.

The condition report is also a heads-up for you when you go to view the property and can provide additional considerations when it comes to making an offer. The condition report is also included in the Offer to Purchase agreement.

Yes, we can assist you with the process. A consultant will collect the necessary information and distribute it across the lenders (including all the major banks) to get you the best possible deal. You can choose which offer is best, or none at all - it's up to you.

Normally three weeks, but you may request a longer duration if required. Most of the time in the bond application process is spent gathering the necessary information (e.g. bank statements). The actual decision is usually made quite quickly.

Bear in mind, however, that a lengthy approval period could negatively affect the strength of your offer in the seller's eyes, particularly if they are seeking a quick sale.