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Private deal network

Private deals.Verified local agents.Reviewed after every close.

Investors post deals free. Only verified realtors in that property's area can see them. After closing, both sides review each other — so every connection you make is an informed one.

  • Area-locked visibility
  • Verified realtor accounts
  • Two-way reviews on real transactions
  • Free for investors

How it works

  1. 1

    Post your deal and buy box, with terms disclosed.

  2. 2

    Verified realtors in that area raise their hand.

  3. 3

    Compare their scores and reviews, then choose your partner.

Why it's different

Verified connections

Every realtor adds their license number and licensing state, and accounts are reviewed before they can see private deals.

Private by design

Your deal is visible only to vetted realtors in that property's area. No public listing. No blast to the internet.

Educated decisions

Reviews unlock only on completed or canceled transactions, so every score comes from a real deal, not a favor.

Every deal needs a crew.

See contractors serving the area of your deal, rated by investors who've worked with them.

Join as a contractor — $6/mo

Pricing

Investors

Free

Post deals and buy boxes, review agents, find contractors.

Realtors

$25/month

Founding rate locked for the first 25 realtors in each market.

See private deals and local buy boxes in your ZIPs.

Contractors

$6/month

Get listed for investors in your service area.

Questions

Who can see my deal?

Only verified realtors in that property's area, plus you.

How are realtors verified?

Every realtor adds their license number and licensing state, and accounts are reviewed before they can see private deals.

Will I get spammed?

No. Only area realtors see your post, you decide who to talk to, and poor behavior shows up in reviews.

What do I need to disclose when I post a deal?

Your deal terms and your interest in the property, such as owner, under contract, or assignment.

Does RealtyBridge replace MLS rules?

No. Realtors remain responsible for seller consent, disclosures, and their local MLS rules for anything they market.

How do reviews work?

After a transaction is completed or canceled, the investor and realtor each review the other. Reviews build each member's score over time.