Offers
Open to offers without handing out your number
For when you do want to hear an offer on your property. Share one link, get every offer in the same shape with the details attached, and keep your real number out of circulation.
Included with Shield Pro. Not a listing service: FendLand takes no part in the sale.
Why a number given to one buyer spreads
You hand it to one interested buyer. That buyer is working a pipeline, their contacts get exported, lists get traded between investors and agents as a matter of routine, and skip-trace tools ingest whatever they can buy. Months later the texts start, and none of them are from the person you spoke to.
None of that requires anyone to act in bad faith. Contact data has resale value, so a number that reaches one buyer tends to reach others.
A link you can hand out freely, with nothing behind it worth reselling, avoids that.
What the buyer sees, and what you get
The buyer sees
- 1A page for your property, reached by the link you shared
- 2One form: who they are, their offer, and their plans, with room to attach proof of funds
- 3A confirmation that their inquiry reached you
What they never see: your phone number, your email, or any other way to reach you directly.
You get
- Each offer with the price, their details and any documents attached
- Every submission in one place, on your schedule
- Enough to tell a real buyer from someone working a list
An inquiry you are not interested in needs no reply. You can leave it where it is.
Four things to read every offer for
Every inquiry arrives in writing, with a name, an offer and room for documents. Read it for these four. A real buyer covers them without being asked; someone working a list tends to leave them vague.
Who they are
A real name and a company you can look up, which is where someone working a list gets vague.
Buying or assigning
A wholesaler intends to sell the contract on, not to own your property. Their plans for it usually say which.
How it is funded
Proof of funds or a letter of intent attached, rather than a promise of cash.
What timeline
"Close in 7 days" is a sales line far more often than a plan.
Not sure how to read the answers? Telling a real buyer from a wholesaler goes through it properly.
Where the offer link fits
The rest of FendLand reduces what strangers can find and reach. The offer link is the one channel you open yourself, and it works best once the other ways in are closed.
- Removal CenterFree and Pro tiersRemove your number from the brokers already circulating it.
- Message ScannerFree, no accountFor the approaches that arrive the old way, paste one and see who sent it.
- Property Spam ProtectionShield ProBlock the calls, and on iPhone filter the texts, that keep coming while the removals work through.
What owners ask about offer links
Does the buyer ever see my phone number or email?
No. They fill in a form on a FendLand page and their answers come to you. Nothing about how to reach you directly is on that page, so there is nothing for them to store, forward, or sell on.
Is FendLand selling my property or finding me buyers?
No. This is not a listing service and FendLand takes no part in the sale. It is a contact channel for an owner who is already open to hearing offers and does not want to hand out a personal number to do it.
What does the buyer fill in?
Their name, phone and email, the price they are offering, an optional company and website, and a message, which prompts them for their intended use and closing timeline. They can attach proof of funds, a letter of intent or a purchase agreement. It all arrives together, so you are deciding with the facts instead of trading texts to get them.
What stops someone abusing the link?
It is one form on one page, rate limited and screened for bots, so there is no inbox to flood and nothing to reply to. An inquiry you do not want is a row you ignore, and it never had your number to begin with.
Why does giving out my number matter so much?
Because it rarely stays with the person you gave it to. Buyers, investors and agents trade and resell contact lists, and a number given once to a single interested party can show up in a skip-trace database months later. That is a large part of how the spam starts.
Where do the inquiries show up?
In the app, together, with the answers attached to each one. There is no separate inbox to monitor and nothing to dig out of your texts.
Create a private offer link
Add your property once, share the link wherever you like, and read what comes back when it suits you.
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