BOCO Deal Desk

Send your deal. Get a clear yes or no.

Wholesalers, investors, and licensed agents submit deals here. We review based on real numbers. No vague maybes.

Fast review

Real underwriting

Clean communication

Long-term relationships

Fastest decision comes from clean info: address, asking, ARV comps, photos, and repair notes.

Deal Desk Submission

Submit your deal below. If your comps and repairs are clear, you move faster.

Step 1: Who are you

First name

Last name

Mobile phone

Your role

Brokerage name

TREC license number

How did you hear about BOCO

If the deal is real and the numbers are tight, we move fast.

Step 2: Property basics

Street address

City

Zip

Property type

Occupancy

Access status

Beds

Baths

Square footage

Step 3: Deal numbers

Asking price

Assignment fee or commission expectation

ARV

Estimated repairs

ARV comp links (paste 1 to 4)

Repairs summary

Best close date

Any hard deadlines

Support your ARV. Clear comps move you faster.

Step 4: Deal reality check

Do you control the deal

Liens or title issues

HOA

Flood zone known

Step 5: Photos and notes

Photo link

Deal notes

Best way to reach you

Best time to contact

I confirm the info is accurate and BOCO will decide based on the numbers submitted.

If the deal pencils, you will hear from us with next steps. If it does not, you will get a clean no with the reason.

What makes a deal worth reviewing

Send clean info and you get a clean answer. The math drives the decision.

Address, asking price, and access status.
ARV comps that match size, condition, and proximity.
Repair estimate with major line items or clear notes.
Clear timeline and any constraints.
Deal killers: liens, HOA, flood, tenants, restricted access.

Wholesalers: include assignment fee and best close date. Agents: include MLS notes and showing instructions. Investors: include your capital plan and timeline.

What happens after you submit

1) We screen the basics.

2) We underwrite for the kill points.

3) You get a clear yes or no and next steps.

Common no reasons: comps do not support ARV, repairs are vague, title or access problems, timeline risk does not match the spread.