Off-market homes are properties that are available for sale but are not advertised publicly on major listing sites. Sellers often choose this route for privacy, to reduce disruptions from showings, or to test demand before going fully public.
For buyers, the upside is early access, sometimes fewer competing offers and a calmer path to the right home. The trade-off is that you may see fewer photos and less public data, so verification matters.
How buyers find off-market opportunities: local agent networks, neighborhood connections, and direct outreach.
How to stay safe: confirm ownership, use standard disclosures, get inspections, and keep everything in writing.
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