Keighbor is a home-selling organizer.

It gives one sale a Room for its steps, documents, emails, dates, numbers, and people. Use it with a real estate agent or while selling on your own. It does not list the home or replace professional advice.

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What is Keighbor, in one sentence?

Keighbor is a home-selling organizer that keeps the steps, documents, emails, dates, numbers, and people of one sale together for sellers working with a real estate agent or selling on their own.

Category
Home-selling organizer
What it holds
Your steps, your documents, your emails, your dates, your numbers, and the people on your sale, in one Room.
Who it is for
Anyone selling a home, with an agent or without one. The seller owns the Room.
What it costs
The education is free. The tool is one payment for one sale: $89 or $189, no subscription. See the price.
What it is not
Not a brokerage, not an agent, not legal or financial advice. More on what Keighbor is.

How you use it.

Open your Room, do the next task, and keep the record with the sale.

  • Open it

    One line at the top says what is next. The gold button under it opens that one thing, with its written guide behind it.

  • Work from it

    Documents, the calendar, the sale's own email address and the people on it are four rows down the left. Everything files under this sale and nothing else.

  • Keep it

    What you type stays with the step it belongs to. A sale runs for months, and nothing here expects you to hold it in your head.

KYour Room
Welcome back, Sarah
Get the house ready for Saturday's showing
3 things to do, about half an hour
Start
Your Room, on a laptop

A Room, working.

Two things arrive and get dealt with. Nothing here is saved or sent.

214 Juniper LaneThree things need you
Tuesday

Someone asked to see the house on Saturday

One thing to answer, about 2 minutes

From the first tidy-up to the day you hand over the keys.

18 milestones, 85 steps, in the stretches a sale really happens in. Press any one to read its guide, free, with no account.

  1. Before you listEverything that happens while the sign is still in the garage.Set up your closing teamSet your pricePrep and photograph the homeGather details and disclosuresWrite your listing description
  2. On the marketGetting seen, getting people through the door, and getting an offer.List and market the homeHost showings and open housesReview offers and negotiate
  3. Under contractThe stretch between a signed offer and a clear-to-close.Go under contractBuyer's inspectionTitle workSettle repairsAppraisalLoan underwriting
  4. ClosingThe last few weeks, and the day itself.Clear titleClear to closeClosing dayClosed and funded

What a Room holds.

Nine parts, each with a page saying what it does, where it is, and what it will not do.

What Keighbor does not do.

It is software for organizing a sale, not a brokerage or adviser.

  • We never list your home.
  • We never represent you or take a cut.
  • We never advise you on your own sale.

Keighbor is software, not a brokerage, a law firm or a tax adviser. We explain what things are and what usually happens next. The decisions stay yours, and advice about them comes from a licensed professional you pick. If you have an agent, they keep doing their job, and this is your side of the sale. More on what we are and aren't.

Keighbor is for anyone selling a home: sellers working with a real estate agent, sellers choosing one, and sellers selling on their own. It is not for-sale-by-owner (FSBO) software, not a listing site, and not a replacement for an agent.

Set up your Room and look around.

Set it up free. Pay once when you list. If you never list, you do not pay.

Organize my sale

Free to set up. Pay once when you list: $89 or $189. 7-day refund.

Next, tell us your name, address, and where you are in the sale. It takes about two minutes and does not list your home or contact anyone.

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