Houses and units
Provide clear property information and quality images.
Selling a property privately in Victoria gives you the option to manage your own property campaign without appointing a traditional real estate agent.
You can control your listing, communicate directly with buyers, arrange inspections and negotiate offers. Legal and conveyancing matters should be handled with the help of an appropriately qualified professional.
Minus The Agent supports Victorian property owners with online property advertising and tools for managing a private sale.
Yes. Victorian property owners can sell their property privately.
A private sale means you take a direct role in the marketing and selling process. This includes preparing the listing, deciding how the property will be presented, speaking with buyers, arranging inspections and considering offers.
A practical private-selling process can include the steps shown here. Each stage keeps you directly involved in how your property is prepared, advertised and sold.
For a general guide, visit Sell Your Own Home.
A professional property listing should give buyers the information they need to decide whether they want to inspect the property.
Use clear photographs, an accurate description, property features, location information, pricing and inspection details.
Minus The Agent can help you market your property online while buyer enquiries remain part of your direct selling process.
See our page about advertising on realestate.com.au and Domain for more information.
Private property sales in Victoria can include houses, units, apartments and vacant residential land. Owners can take a direct role in marketing and managing the sale.
Provide clear property information and quality images.
Explain the block's location, size and access.
Handle buyer enquiries, inspections and negotiations directly.
Consider professional legal or conveyancing assistance where appropriate.
Selling without a traditional agent means you stay closer to the buyer throughout the campaign.
You also need to manage these activities yourself, so good organisation is important.
Once your Victorian property is advertised, you will need to manage buyer interest.
A simple process is:
Keep buyer details and inspection feedback organised. When an offer arrives, consider the price as well as any conditions attached to it.
For legal questions about contracts or changes proposed by a buyer, speak with your solicitor or conveyancer.
Yes. You can sell a residential property privately without appointing a traditional real estate agent.
Yes. You can manage the marketing, enquiries, inspections and negotiations yourself while obtaining legal or conveyancing support.
The documents required depend on the property and transaction. Your solicitor or conveyancer can advise you on the documents and disclosures that apply.
You can create an online listing with accurate property information, professional photographs and inspection details. Minus The Agent provides advertising packages for private sellers.
Yes, subject to the requirements applying to the land and transaction. Visit Sell Residential Land Privately for more information.
Prepare your property, arrange the necessary legal documentation, choose your sales package and publish your listing.