Draft, share, and sign real estate deals — without leaving one tab.
Ledgerlot drafts LOIs and leases, collects e-signatures in the right order, and keeps every folder's tasks, comments, and audit trail in one place — for solo agents and full brokerage teams alike.
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Draft LOIs & leases
Guided forms for purchase LOIs, commercial leases, and New Brunswick residential leases — live preview as you type.
Any PDF, made fillable
Upload your own brokerage forms and anchor the fields once — reuse them as a template on every future deal.
Sequential e-signature
Buyer signs, then seller is unlocked, then the brokerage — enforced automatically, with a tamper-evident audit trail.
Deal collaboration
Tasks, threaded comments, and a unified activity feed live on the folder itself — no separate project tool needed.
API & webhooks
Push a new folder from your CRM, or get notified the instant a document is fully signed — included, no add-on tier.
Granular sharing
Grant a lender view-only access to one financing document, without exposing the rest of the deal folder.
Why start with an LOI instead of going straight to CREA forms?
Standard real estate board forms — like a CREA Agreement of Purchase and Sale — are built to be binding. That's exactly right once both sides have actually agreed on the deal. It's the wrong tool for getting there.
Letter of Intent first
- Non-binding — either side can walk away while terms are still being worked out
- Built in minutes, no lawyer required to get the first draft in front of the other party
- Gets price, structure, and key terms agreed on paper before anyone pays for a binding contract
- Easy to revise as negotiation moves — no formal amendments needed
Straight to a CREA-style form
- Binding once signed — walking away can have real legal and financial consequences
- Assumes the deal's terms are already settled, not still being negotiated
- Typically drafted by a lawyer or agent, adding cost and delay before terms are even confirmed
- Right tool once both sides are ready to commit — not before
Once your LOI's terms are agreed, your lawyer or agent still drafts the binding CREA agreement — the LOI just makes sure that's worth doing before you get there.