What goods are typically included or excluded in the offer details?

How to Specify Included and Excluded Goods in Your Offer

When submitting an offer on the Bōde platform, you’ll need to clearly identify which goods are included or excluded in the sale.
This step ensures transparency and avoids confusion between you and the seller.

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Examples of Common Goods

• Included Items
  Typically left with the home:

  • Major appliances (refrigerator, stove, dishwasher)
  • Light fixtures
  • Window coverings (blinds, curtains)
  • Built-in shelving or closet systems
  • Garage door openers and remotes
  • TV wall mounts

• Excluded Items
  Usually removed by the seller:

  • Furniture
  • Personal belongings
  • Decorative light fixtures (if specified)
  • Portable appliances (e.g., countertop microwaves)
  • Outdoor décor (e.g., potted plants, patio furniture unless specified)

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Commonly Forgotten Items to Double Check

Make sure to clarify these items in your offer:

• Washer and dryer
• Microwave (if not built-in)
• Water softener or filtration systems
• Smart home devices (e.g., thermostats, doorbells, security cameras)
• Garage storage systems (e.g., mounted shelves or tool racks)
• Outdoor play structures or sheds
• Hot tubs or above-ground pools
• Window hardware (e.g., rods or rails)

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Why This Step Matters

Clearly listing included and excluded goods helps:

• Avoid disputes during possession
• Ensure both parties have aligned expectations
• Create a smoother closing process

Take the time to review the listing details and confirm with the seller if anything is unclear before submitting your offer.