Step 1: Access My Dashboard
Start by logging into your Beycome account. Once inside, you’ll land on your dashboard—this is your control center for everything related to your listing. From here, you can manage your property details, photos, pricing, availability, and status. If you have multiple listings, make sure you select the correct one before making any changes.
Step 2: Update your listing status
In your dashboard menu, locate and click on the “Status” section. This is where you control the current stage of your property (active, under contract, sold, etc.). Select “Under Contract” to indicate that you’ve accepted an offer and are moving forward with a buyer. Updating this status is important because it signals to agents and buyers that the property is no longer actively available for new offers.
Step 3: Enter the expected closing date
Once you’ve selected “Under Contract,” you’ll see a field labeled “Expected closing date.” Enter the most accurate date based on your signed agreement or current timeline. This helps keep all parties aligned and provides visibility on when the transaction is expected to be completed. If your timeline changes later, you can always come back and update this field again.
Step 4: Confirm the change
After entering the date, click the “Confirm” button to submit your update. This action sends the information to our system for review and processing. Make sure everything is correct before confirming, as this information will be shared across multiple platforms.
What happens next
Once your update is submitted, a member of our service team will review the request to ensure everything is consistent and compliant with MLS requirements. After validation, we will update your property’s status on our end. From there, the change is pushed to the MLS and syndicated websites such as Zillow, Realtor.com, and others. These third-party platforms usually take about one to two business days to reflect the update, depending on their refresh cycles.
During this time, it’s normal if you still see the old status on some websites temporarily. Each platform updates at its own pace, so there may be slight delays before everything is fully synchronized.
Important note on security and compliance
Keeping your listing status accurate is key to maintaining credibility with buyers and agents, and it helps ensure a smooth transaction from contract to closing.