Respond to Enquiries
Answer questions about the property and provide additional information where appropriate.
If you want to sell your home privately, you can take a more direct role in the property-selling process. Instead of relying on a traditional real estate agent to manage the entire sale, you can advertise your property, communicate with potential buyers, arrange inspections and manage offers yourself.
Minus The Agent provides residential sales packages to help private sellers advertise their properties while staying involved in the sale.
Selling a house privately means managing key parts of the sale yourself rather than appointing a traditional real estate agent.
A typical private property sale can involve:
The exact process can vary depending on the property and transaction.
Choosing to sell a house privately can give homeowners more direct involvement in the selling process.
You can communicate directly with people interested in your property instead of having every enquiry pass through an agent.
You can arrange property inspections around your availability and preferred schedule.
You can communicate with interested buyers and consider their offers directly.
From presenting your property to responding to enquiries, you remain involved in the decisions that affect your sale.
Selling privately also allows you to compare the cost of advertising and other services with the costs associated with using a traditional agent.
Online advertising is an important part of selling a property privately.
Your property listing should provide potential buyers with the information they need to understand the property and decide whether they want to make an enquiry.
A useful listing can include:
Depending on the residential sales package selected, your property can be advertised through the applicable online property channels.
When you sell your property privately, you can manage communication with potential buyers yourself.
Answer questions about the property and provide additional information where appropriate.
Coordinate inspection times with prospective buyers based on your availability.
Make sure buyers have access to accurate and relevant information about the property.
Record enquiries, inspection requests and offers so you can manage conversations throughout the sale.
Direct communication can also help you understand what potential buyers are asking about before they decide whether to make an offer.
You can communicate directly with buyers and decide how you want to respond.
For legal, conveyancing or other professional requirements, use the appropriate qualified professionals for your transaction.
Yes. Homeowners can choose to manage key parts of a property sale themselves, including advertising, buyer enquiries, inspections and negotiations. Professional and legal assistance may still be required for certain parts of the transaction.
You can prepare your property, create a listing, advertise it, respond to buyer enquiries, arrange inspections and review and negotiate offers. The exact process depends on your property and transaction.
Yes. Property owners can choose a private selling approach rather than using a traditional real estate agent to manage the entire sale.
You can create a detailed property listing with accurate information, photographs, features, pricing and inspection details, then advertise it through the available property advertising channels.
Yes. When selling privately, you can communicate directly with potential buyers, answer questions, arrange inspections and discuss offers.