This policy covers baseshome.com/ and explains what happens to information submitted by visitors and homeowners requesting a property offer.
What Gets Collected
Property offer requests ask for a name, phone number, email, and the property address. Homeowners sometimes add extra detail, like why they are selling or what shape the house is in, and that gets saved along with the rest. Basic browsing data, such as device type and general location, gets logged too through standard analytics tools.
Why We Collect It
Contact and property details get used to put together an offer and reach out about it. That contact might come by phone, text, or email, whichever gets a response fastest. Analytics data helps track which pages get used and where visitors run into trouble.
Who Sees It
Some information gets passed along to the people involved in closing a deal, title companies, attorneys, contractors pricing repairs, or investment partners funding a purchase. None of it gets sold to outside marketers. A legal request or court order could require disclosure beyond that.
Cookies
Standard cookies run in the background to keep the site working and to track general traffic patterns. Turning them off through browser settings is an option, though some pages may not display correctly afterward.
How Long Information Sticks Around
Records stay on file as long as needed to handle an inquiry, finish a transaction, or meet legal recordkeeping requirements. Reasonable safeguards protect that data, though no online system can promise total security.
Opting Out
A homeowner can ask for their information, request a correction, or ask for it to be deleted by reaching out to the email listed below. Texting STOP ends text communication immediately, and the same request can be made over the phone.
Updates to This Page
This page gets revised from time to time. Whatever version is posted here is the current one, and the date at the top reflects the last change.
Questions
Send questions about this policy by going to our contact us page.