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Other resale platforms take the order. Havn also prepares the document.
Most resale document platforms put an order form in front of your documents and leave the hard part, producing them, on your desk. Havn drafts the document from your community's records and hands it to you to review and sign.
Havn and the rest of the category
The right column describes common patterns across resale document platforms. Individual products vary, so weigh any platform against your own portfolio.
| What You Are Comparing | Havn | Other resale platforms |
|---|---|---|
| How documents get made | HavnDrafted from the community's records with most answers in place. You review and sign. | Other resale platformsThe order goes to the management company to complete. Drafting automation varies by platform. |
| What requesters go through | HavnOne branded link, no account, questions that fit who is ordering, payment by card. | Other resale platformsOften a separate account, login, and learning curve for each platform. |
| Who can pay | HavnThe requester, or a payment request sent to the seller or borrower, with the document released when it is paid. | Other resale platformsUsually whoever placed the order, at order time. |
| How fast it moves | HavnMost answers come from the community record, so fulfillment is minutes of review. The statutory deadline is tracked on every order. | Other resale platformsStandard tiers commonly run 5 to 10 days, with rush fees to move up the line. |
| Fees on top | HavnYour price is the whole price. Havn's share comes out of it, never on top. | Other resale platformsFrequently processing and convenience fees on top. Published examples run $18 to $29 an order, with rush surcharges of $55 and up. |
| State law | HavnFee caps, delivery deadlines, and refund rules applied to every order. | Other resale platformsGenerally the management company's job to track. |
| Whose brand it is | HavnYour name and logo on the order page, the emails, and the receipts. | Other resale platformsUsually the platform's own portal and emails. Some embed ordering inside your site. |
| What it costs the association | HavnNothing on the resale platform. No contract, no seats, no modules. | Other resale platformsVaries, from revenue share agreements to per door or subscription pricing. |
| Getting your records out | HavnExport the full document library at any time, in your folder structure. | Other resale platformsOften a support ticket. |
Side by side with one platform, every claim sourced and dated: Havn vs. HomeWiseDocs, Havn vs. ReadyRESALE, and Havn vs. CondoCerts.
What is different about Havn
The work, not just the workflow
Taking the order is the easy part. Havn prepares the document itself from community records, so fulfillment takes minutes instead of an afternoon.
State rules you do not have to watch
Fee caps and delivery deadlines are data inside Havn, checked when a price is saved and when an order is priced. Nobody has to remember what each state allows.
A model with no catch
The resale platform is free for the association because Havn earns a share of a fee the requester already pays. If Havn does not produce, Havn is not paid.
See how an order works on the resale certificates page, or what each state allows in the fee and deadline table.
Try it on one community before you move anything.
Havn runs alongside whatever you use today. The resale platform is free for the association. The requester pays for the document.