You found your buyer

You found your buyer. Now let's get you to the closing table.

You did the hardest part of selling a home without an agent. Aloha My Home gives you the structure to turn that agreement into a closed, signed, sound transaction — without missing the details that matter, and without a slice of your equity disappearing into commission.

No commission. No pressure. You approve every step.

The part most people dread is already behind you.

Finding a serious buyer and agreeing on a price is the hardest, least-certain part of selling a home. You have one. What's left isn't magic — it's a sequence of documents, deadlines, and signatures. Important ones. Very doable ones. We keep them in order so nothing slips.

From "we agreed" to "it's closed"

This is the part where most FSBO sellers get nervous.

And fairly so. Purchase agreement. Disclosures. Earnest money. Inspection and contingency deadlines. Title. Settlement. The worry was never "Can I find a buyer?" — you did that. It's "Can the two of us get from yes to closed without an expensive mistake?"

You can. Not by memorizing the entire transaction like a medieval monk — by following a clear process built for exactly this moment.

How it works

From handshake to keys, in order.

Each step is laid out, tracked, and yours to approve. You'll always know what's done, what's next, and what's waiting on whom.

1

Bring your buyer onto the platform

You and your buyer start on the same page, with the same timeline and the same checklist. No more managing a six-figure deal over scattered texts.

2

Put your agreement into a purchase contract — and sign it

Take the price and terms you already settled on and turn them into a clean, standard purchase agreement, then e-sign. Need a specific state form or attorney review? We'll flag where that applies.

3

Complete disclosures & confirm earnest money

Handle required seller disclosures and track the buyer's earnest money deposit, so everyone knows the deal is real and documented.

4

Track inspection & contingency deadlines

Inspection, appraisal, financing, and every contingency date live in one place with reminders — so nothing quietly lapses while you're busy living your life.

5

Coordinate title & settlement

Connect with title and escrow and keep the settlement steps moving, so closing day arrives organized instead of improvised.

6

Close and hand over the keys

Review closing documents, transfer possession, and pay one flat fee at settlement. That's the finish line — and you kept your equity.

Structure, not a handoff

You keep the wheel. We keep the guardrails.

Aloha My Home doesn't take control away from you. It gives you the structure to keep control without missing the details that matter.

You decide

  • The price and terms you'll accept
  • Concessions, credits, and repairs
  • Your timeline and possession date
  • Which professionals you bring in
  • Every signature — nothing moves without your approval

We organize

  • The documents and the purchase agreement
  • Disclosures and earnest money tracking
  • Every deadline, with reminders
  • Title and settlement coordination
  • A clear checklist from agreement to closing
Why it's safe to proceed

Built so two people can close a deal with confidence.

Your money, accounted for

Earnest money and settlement funds move through proper title and escrow channels — documented and protected, not floating between two strangers' payment apps.

Deadlines that don't slip

Every contingency and disclosure date is tracked with reminders. Surprises are wonderful for birthdays and far less wonderful for real estate.

Experts on demand, not a takeover

Bring in an attorney, title officer, or inspector exactly where it helps. Selective, expert backup — without handing the whole deal (and a commission) to someone else.

One source of truth for both of you

You and your buyer see the same steps and the same status. Far fewer "wait, I thought you were handling that" moments.

The cost

One flat fee. Paid at settlement. That's it.

You already found your buyer. Paying a percentage of your home's value for that would be — and we're being polite here — a little absurd.

A traditional sale
≈5–6% commission

On a $500,000 home, that's roughly $25,000–$30,000 — for finding a buyer you found yourself.

With Aloha My Home
$4,995

One flat fee, due only at settlement. No percentage, no surprise line items, no paying for work you already did.

Keep your equity where it belongs: with your household. See full pricing, including Premier support and military discounts.

Fair questions

The things you're probably wondering.

Do I still need a real estate agent for this part?

No. You already did the part agents charge the most for — finding a buyer and agreeing on a price. Aloha My Home gives you the structure to finish the transaction without handing the deal, or a commission, to someone else. Where a specific expert genuinely helps, like an attorney or title company, you bring them in on your terms.

Is the purchase agreement actually legal and binding?

The agreement uses standard purchase terms and is e-signed by both parties. Real estate rules vary by state — some require specific forms, attorney review, or notarization. Aloha flags where that applies and makes it simple to bring in the right professional, so you sign something sound rather than something improvised.

What does my buyer need to do?

They join the transaction alongside you, review and sign the same documents, submit their earnest money, and complete their financing and inspection steps. Because you're both working from one checklist, neither of you is guessing what the other is doing.

How is the earnest money handled?

It's deposited and tracked through proper title or escrow channels, so it's documented and protected for both sides — not changing hands informally between two people who met three weeks ago.

What if we need to change the price or terms?

You can counter, amend, and re-sign. Nothing is locked until you both agree and sign, and you stay in control of every term right up to that point.

What if something goes sideways before closing?

Because deadlines are tracked and every step is visible, problems tend to surface early — while they're still small and fixable. And you can pull in a professional at any point you want a second set of eyes.

What does it cost?

One flat fee, due at settlement — no percentage commission. You keep the equity you'd otherwise hand over for work you've already done.

You found the buyer. Let's finish the deal.

Start the guided, no-pressure path from your agreement to the closing table. Clear steps, tracked deadlines, your approval on everything.

P.S. You already did the hard part. The paperwork only feels intimidating because no one keeps it in order. That part's on us.