PROPERTY ACQUISITION SUBMISSION

Submit a Property.Let’s Find the Solution.

Real estate agents, brokers, investors, wholesalers, and property owners may submit residential, multifamily, land, commercial, or mixed-use real estate for possible acquisition.

Direct AcquisitionSubmit a property for review as a potential purchase through the 67Figures acquisition network or a designated purchasing partner.

Acquisition + PartnershipRequest acquisition review and consideration for a separately documented partnership or JV.

Acquisition ReviewRequest help evaluating whether the property and deal structure fit an ethical, workable acquisition path.

Every property is evaluated individually. Submission does not guarantee an offer, purchase, partnership, funding, approval, or closing.

ACQUISITION INTAKE

Tell Us About the Property.

Complete the information you know today. Accurate numbers, clear seller authorization, photos, and properly redacted documents help us evaluate the opportunity.

What are you requesting?

Your informationFull legal nameEmail addressPhone numberYour roleCompany or brokerageLicense number, if applicableLicensing state, if applicable

Property informationProperty addressCityStateZIP codeProperty typeOccupancyCurrent status

Acquisition numbersSeller asking priceContract price, if under contractEstimated after-repair valueEstimated repairsEstimated loan payoff or liensEarnest money depositedContract or target closing date

Seller motivation and desired timelineProposed acquisition structureWhat do you need from the acquisition team?Secure property document and photo folderUse a view-only link with photos, contract or listing details, estimates, and properly redacted documents. Do not include Social Security numbers, banking credentials, or unredacted IDs.Additional property detailsI confirm that I own the property or am authorized to submit it for acquisition consideration. I have permission to share the information provided and will not submit confidential seller or client information without proper authorization.I understand that this is a preliminary acquisition submission. It does not create an offer, purchase agreement, agency, brokerage relationship, partnership, funding commitment, fiduciary duty, or obligation to close. Any acquisition or partnership requires due diligence, mutual approval, and separate written agreements signed by the appropriate parties.