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Old 07-11-2009, 10:12 PM   #1
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selling your own house without an agent?

Hi, anyone know how to sell a house without an agent? it just doesn't feel right to pay them $30,000 for few days of work.
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Go with a lawyer who deals with real estate transactions for the paperwork. Advertising is up to you, there are a few places where you pay a small nominal fee to get your home listed on the MLS, which is the most important aspect.
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There are real estate agencies that only charge $5000-6000 which advertise on MLS.ca
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Go with a lawyer who deals with real estate transactions for the paperwork. Advertising is up to you, there are a few places where you pay a small nominal fee to get your home listed on the MLS, which is the most important aspect.
where do i go to get it listed on MLS?
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All these brokerages charges a flat setup fee, a weekly fee for however long the property is listed for and a commission to the listing agent (0.5% or what-not), and a negotiable commission to the selling agent. If a buyer comes directly to the seller you are only liable for the portion of the listing commission.

I would really sit down and crunch numbers to see if you're saving any money at all going this route (ie: home takes a long time if at all to sell) since you as the seller will be doing the bulk of the work, you mind as well find an agent (ie: 1%) who's willing to do most of the work for roughly the same cost to you.
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