A considered way forward

Good deals start on the same page.

01

Find your fit

Compare properties by location, seller cash-out, and the obligations you’ll take on.

02

Make a considered offer

Get verified, then submit your price, payment terms, and preferred timeline.

03

Move forward, together

An accepted offer opens a shared workspace for documents, approvals, and closing milestones.

How it works

A timed best-offer marketplace, not an auction.

Sellers publish a documented opportunity. Qualified investors submit private offers with real terms. The seller chooses the deal that works best — considering price, payment readiness, financing conditions and closing timeline together.

The four stages before an offer

  1. 1

    Listing

    The seller completes a guided listing covering the property, ownership and transaction type, financial details, offer preferences and documents. Listings start as drafts or pending review — sellers cannot self-approve.

  2. 2

    Review

    The licensed broker partner and an administrator review identity, ownership rights, documents, statement accuracy, arrears, transfer requirements and any material inconsistencies.

  3. 3

    Investor verification

    Level 1 confirms identity. Level 2 reviews financial readiness — proof of funds, bank documentation or financing pre-approval. Level 3 covers enhanced transaction readiness.

  4. 4

    Offers

    Only eligible verified investors may submit. Each offer records the amount, payment method, readiness, structure, closing date, validity and conditions.

After an offer is accepted

  1. Offer accepted

    The seller selects an offer. This creates a transaction case — it does not itself complete a sale or transfer ownership.

  2. Agreement preparation

    The applicable agreements are prepared and signed by the parties.

  3. Reservation

    Any reservation payment goes through an independent licensed escrow or stakeholder, never a Pasabid wallet.

  4. Due diligence

    Documents, balances, arrears and consent requirements are checked.

  5. Developer or lender approval

    The developer or lender reviews the transfer. Approval is never guaranteed.

  6. Closing documents

    Deeds, assignments and clearances are prepared.

  7. Payment confirmation

    External payment references are recorded and confirmed by authorised parties.

  8. Transfer completion

    Transfer is processed with the developer, lender or registry.

  9. Closed

    The transaction is completed and the settlement statement is finalised.

Cancellation, financing declined, transfer denied, buyer default, seller default and dispute paths are all supported. A reservation deposit is not automatically forfeitable — refunds and consequences follow the signed agreement.