Anyone can understand how their own home gets sold.
That belief is the whole company.
Built by somebody who practiced residential real estate in Indiana.The process isn't a mystery. It's a list.
Keighbor started with someone who practiced residential real estate in Indiana noticing how often sellers were made to feel small about their own sale. Asked to sign things they weren't given time to read. Told the process was too complicated to explain.
Software is good at lists, and people deserve to see theirs. So we built the Room: one place that holds every step, paper, and person of a sale, and explains each piece in words a tired person can read once and understand.
Five things we won't move on.
No one gets made to feel dumb here
Real estate's reputation is: you don't know how this works, so step aside. We're the opposite of that. Every question is a good question.
The education is free
Knowing how a home gets sold shouldn't cost anything. Every guide, every calculator, and the whole glossary are open to everyone.
The agent decision is yours
We make a tool, not a pitch. Sell with an agent or without one; the Room works the same and costs the same.
Plain words, always
The bigger the stakes, the plainer the language. When a term of art is unavoidable, we define it right where it appears.
Your information stays yours
We don't sell personal information or share it for targeted advertising. You can delete your account yourself, subject to the signed-record retention in our policy.
Andre, founder.
Practiced residential real estate in Indiana; Indiana broker license currently inactive.
We're a small team building carefully, on purpose, rather than pretending to be bigger than we are. Write to us and it's usually Andre who answers. What that license does and doesn't mean for you is on the licensing page.
Set up your Room.
Free to set up, and nothing starts a clock.