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Published 2026-09-23 · Updated 2026-09-23

Rellia transaction coordination and the shared record

Quick answer

Rellia provides transaction-coordination software and a shared record so sellers can plan the sale, prepare the home, publish a listing, and track dates, deadlines, and documents in one place. Start on the sell page, and read how it works for the published path. Licensed professionals still provide the legal, title, inspection, and closing services their roles require.

What the shared record holds

The platform file is meant to keep property details, listing approval status, buyer interest, and transaction documents organized. Sellers can review estimated costs before they begin, approve listing information before publication, and follow deadlines as the file moves toward closing.

The shared record does not replace your attorney's file or the title company's settlement package. It is a coordination layer around the work those professionals already do.

Typical path through the software

1. Plan the sale with basic property details and an estimate via sell or the estimator. 2. Prepare the home and organize key property information. 3. Review and approve the listing, then publish it. 4. Move toward closing while independent professionals handle contracts, title, and funds.

Exact steps depend on the home and the transaction. Timing is not guaranteed.

Optional provider directory

When you need help preparing or closing, Rellia may surface an optional provider directory covering attorneys, inspectors, title professionals, lenders, insurance, and photography. Choosing a provider remains your decision, and each provider sets its own agreements and fees.

Tools that sit beside coordination

Sellers can use the estimator and pricing pages for planning arithmetic. Buyers and sellers can use the Buyer Closing Cost Calculator for cash-to-close style estimates. Those tools are planning aids. Final numbers still come from the signed documents and the settlement statement.

Common questions

Does coordination mean Rellia is my attorney?

No. New York residential sales commonly involve attorneys for contract and closing work. Rellia organizes the transaction file; it does not replace legal advice.

Who publishes the listing?

You review and approve listing information before publication. The how it works page describes that approval step.

Where do documents live at closing?

Independent closing or title professionals handle settlement documents and disbursements. Keep their instructions and the platform record aligned.