5 Easy Steps to Renting for Brokers
Bid on the City welcomes all brokers. Our short listing time, advanced marketing and unique bidding process allows brokers to benefit their clients and earn their full commissions.IF YOU REPRESENT AN OWNER
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Fill out the Broker Listing Agreement. You keep your full commissions while Bid on the City only charges a Tenant's premium. You and your client get unique marketing, presentation and the shortest non-excusive listing without losing any commission. Submit your client's property for free rental proposal.
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Bid on the City's listings are extensively advertised and marketed for 30 days worldwide. All listed rental properties have detailed information, including the leasing agreement. Renters can attend property open houses or view virtual and video tours.
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30 days after the rental property is listed, the bidding takes place. Renters can bid online or in person at our Bidding Center at 226 Fifth Avenue, New York. See BidOnTheCity.com Bidding Center.
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Bidding starts at or above the asking price and goes down in specified dollar amounts. The bidding stops when the first bid comes in on the property. The Owner has 24 hours after the bidding to approve or reject the deal.
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IF YOU REPRESENT A TENANT
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Fill out a one page Co-Broke Agreement and list your clients. That is it. Now, your clients can register on Bidonthecity.com and enroll for bidding. Learn How to Bid. As a tenant's broker, you will be entitled to 50% of the commission that Bid on the City actually receives.
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