Give every part of your home sale one place.
A sale produces steps, documents, dates, numbers, people, and messages. Keep each kind together before the sale gets busy.
Opens your own AI in a new tab, in your own account, with the question ready for you. Keighbor cannot see the conversation.
The method is free · works with a folder and a calendar · nothing to sign up for
A simple system.
Choose one place for the steps, one for the documents, one calendar, one set of numbers, one contact list, and one place for messages. A folder and a calendar can work. A home-selling organizer keeps all six connected.
The six parts to organize.
Each one links to a free tool or guide.
- The stepsThere are 85 of them across 18 milestones, in a fixed order. Write them down once so you never have to hold them in your head.The checklist
- The documentsDisclosures, the listing agreement, the purchase agreement, inspection reports, the title work, the closing statement. Filed once, findable in seconds.Paperwork by state
- The datesThe inspection window, the appraisal, the loan deadline, the walk-through, closing day. Every one comes out of the contract, and every one is yours to miss.The timeline
- The numbersYour price, the comps behind it, your estimated sale proceeds, and the payoff. Written down, so you decide once instead of re-deciding at midnight.The calculator
- The peopleYour agent if you have one, the buyer's agent, the lender, the title company, the inspector. Who they are, what they've sent, what they're waiting on.Comparing agents
- The messagesHalf the sale happens by email. Give it one address, and answer from the same place you keep everything else.How a Room does it
How a Room keeps them together.
The same six parts, connected to one sale.
- The stepsEvery step is written out, in order, with the guide behind it. Your Room holds all of them and opens on the next one.
- The documentsDrop a file anywhere in your Room and it lands in Documents. Signed things stay signed, with a record of who and when.
- The datesYou or your agent add the dates, and they sit on one calendar. The ones coming up are named when you open your Room.
- The numbersThe calculator keeps your price, your costs and what you'd keep, and remembers each version you save.
- The peopleEveryone on the sale, sorted by side: yours, the buyer's, the lender's and the title company's.
- The messagesYour sale gets its own email address. Mail sent there is filed by who sent it, attachments land in Documents, and you answer from the same place.
See what needs attention now.
Your Room keeps all 85 steps, but starts with the one in front of you. The gold button opens that step and its guide.
The whole order, in one place.
Read it as a list or look at it as a map. Your Room draws yours from your own dates.
- Getting readyMarch into April
- Decide how you're sellingDone March 2Done
- Work out a priceDone March 14Done
- Get the house readyDone April 1Done
- Take the photosDone April 6Done
- On the marketApril into May
- List your homeDone April 11Done
- Show people aroundNowNow
- Look at offersAround May 2Later
- Under contractMay into June
- The buyer's inspectionAround May 12Later
- Title workAround May 18Later
- The appraisalAround May 24Later
- The buyer's loanAround June 4Later
- ClosingJune
- The final walk-throughAround June 12Later
- Closing dayAround June 14Later
Getting ready
March into AprilOn the market
April into MayUnder contract
May into JuneClosing
JuneAn example sale, not anybody's. Your Room draws your own dates.
One Room for the whole sale.
Your steps, documents, dates, numbers, people and messages together for one sale, whether you have an agent or not. The guides inside it are the same ones on this site.
Organize my saleRoom setup is free. At listing, choose $89 through the offer or $189 through closing. It's $20 less in your Room's first 14 days.
Got a pile you can't keep straight? Tell us which one.