Appraisal concerns are one of the most common reasons deals stall or fall apart. Appraisal Assurance helps buyers waive the appraisal contingency by certifying the offer price before the offer goes out. The result is a cleaner, stronger offer that gives sellers confidence and helps everyone get to closing.
Your Offer Price, Certified Before You Submit
Before your offer goes out, the property and offer price are reviewed and certified through Cash2Keys. You receive a certificate that confirms your offer is backed, so you can waive the appraisal contingency knowing your terms are supported.
Make a cleaner, stronger offer that comes with confidence.
- Loan Terms That Stay Steady
If the appraisal comes in lower than expected, your loan terms stay the same. The appraisal still happens, but it doesn't change your deal. No renegotiation or scrambling for extra funds.
- Stand Out in a Multiple-Offer Situation
Sellers choose the offer that feels most likely to close. When your offer includes an Appraisal Assurance Certificate, it signals that the price holds and the deal moves forward.
- Compete With Cash Offers on a Conventional Loan
Cash buyers win because their offers feel simple and certain. Appraisal Assurance helps close that gap by removing one of the biggest concerns sellers have with financed offers. Pair it with Cash2Keys for an even stronger position.
- Cleaner Offers, Simpler Strategy
When the appraisal isn't a question mark, the whole process gets simpler for buyers and agents alike. The review is typically quick, and the certificate can be applied to your offer right away.
A Stronger Offer Starts Here
Appraisal Assurance could help your next offer stand out in a competitive market. Whether you're buying, selling, or helping clients navigate multiple-offer situations, getting started may be simpler than you think.
Stipulations: The Certification is not a credit decision or commitment to lend. Financing is subject to underwriting approval and other conditions. The Certification is not an appraisal. A buyer’s decision on whether to waive the appraisal contingency should be made after thorough consideration of the risks and consultation with a real estate professional.