Frequently Asked Questions

DealMate is a digital real estate platform that allows homeowners and buyers to complete real estate transactions directly, without unnecessary complexity. We provide tools, guidance, and a marketplace to make buying and selling simple, transparent, and efficient.

No. DealMate is not a real estate brokerage and does not act as a real estate agent. DealMate provides technology and marketplace access that empowers users to transact independently.

DealMate is designed for homeowners looking to sell, buyers and investors seeking opportunities, and real estate professionals sourcing deals. All users must create an account and agree to DealMate’s platform terms.

Yes. DealMate provides the tools, guidance, and marketplace access needed to sell your home on your own, while maintaining control and avoiding traditional commission structures.

Homes in any condition can be sold, including distressed properties, inherited homes, vacant homes, rental properties, and properties needing repairs.

No. DealMate does not purchase homes. We connect sellers with qualified buyers and investors through the platform.

Timing varies by market and property condition, but many listings receive buyer interest quickly once posted. Speed depends on pricing, location, and demand.

No. Many buyers on DealMate specialize in purchasing properties as-is, allowing sellers to avoid repairs or renovations.

DealMate features off-market opportunities, fix-and-flip properties, buy-and-hold investments, and distressed or discounted homes.

Create an account, agree to the Lead Protection Agreement, and browse available opportunities through the DealMate marketplace.

Some listings are exclusive to DealMate, while others may be shared on platforms such as the MLS. All opportunities are protected under DealMate’s non-circumvention policies. See our Terms of Service for more information.

All communication and transactions must occur through DealMate to protect both parties and ensure compliance with platform rules.

DealMate generates revenue through transaction fees, marketplace access, and optional services—not agent commissions.

Creating an account is free. Certain transactions or premium features may involve fees, which are clearly disclosed upfront.

Closings are facilitated through trusted third-party title and settlement providers to ensure secure and legally compliant transactions.

Yes. DealMate uses industry-standard security measures and complies with its Privacy Policy to protect user data.

The Lead Protection Agreement safeguards confidential property information and prevents users from bypassing the platform. You can review it here.

Violations may result in immediate account suspension or termination, financial penalties, and legal action when necessary.

No. DealMate is a technology platform and does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Users should consult professionals as needed.

Sign up on DealMate, agree to the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Lead Protection Agreement, and begin using the platform.

DealMate is expanding market by market. Availability may vary depending on location.

Support is available through the platform to assist with onboarding, questions, and general guidance. You can also reach us via Contact.