How Do I get started?
Sign up free here, then start adding your documents and disclosures. Make sure you have your documents and disclosures saved on your computer before you start. If you're not sure how to do that, click here.
How do I add disclosures?
Sign up free here to create an account. Next, enter the property address. Then click "browse", select the files on your computer, and click "upload". That's it! Make sure you have your documents and disclosures saved on your computer before you start. If they were emailed to you, first click "save attachment" then save them on to your computer (for example, in your "my documents folder").
How do I share disclosures?
Each property you add gets it's own special page and link. Just email that link to clients, agents or anyone else. You can make the page public, or require viewers to sign in so you can track who's viewing your disclosures. You can even password protect your page for extra privacy.
Those you've shared the link with can view and download all the property disclosures from one central place. If you have tracking enabled, you can see who's viewed your disclosures, along with their contact info so you can follow up with them.
How is it free? What's the catch?
There is no catch. The basic plan is and always will be 100% free. It allows you to add and share unlimited disclosures for up to 2 properties at a time. For power users, we offer an unlimited plan with extra features for $49 per year.
Who is this for?
Real Estate Agents, Clients, Title Companies, Lenders, and anyone else who deals with a lot of paperwork during a real estate transaction.
Do I need to download anything?
No, it's entirely web based. All you need to do is make sure you've saved your documents on your computer. If you have them in paper form, you'll need to ask your office admin person for help scanning them into your computer.
Is It SB 133 Compliant?
Yes. Because we don't charge anyone for our basic plan, title companies can refer agents to us without violating California Senate Bill 133. The title company is not offering anything "of value" since it is free already.
Why is it better than uploading to my MLS?
With Full Disclosure, you can track who's viewed your disclosures, you can password protect them, or you can make a link accessible by the general public. Try doing any of that with your MLS.
Why is it better than printing out and delivering hard copies?
Hard copies waste paper, cost money, and hurt the environment... but you knew that already!