Selling your home
in Toronto / GTA
Imagine that your home is worth $ 300-350,000.
You sell the place through a real estate agent (and their
broker) and you pay (at 5%) $15,000-$17,500 plus PST/GST
in commission. How many years did it take you to pay that
amount down on your mortgage? Sell my home private
in Toronto / GTA. Sell
your home. without charge with Toronto Home Listings
or see the listings House for sale
in Toronto
F.S.B.O. Private
home sellers in Toronto
Selling your home privately is not as difficult
as the real estate industry would have you believe. In the
end, you make the decision to sell
at the price you have in mind, without someone pressuring
you so that they can take home their cheque. Here at Toronto
Home Listing your listing is free of charge and no commission
is paid.
Save That Real Estate Commission.
With today's home values, commissions paid to real estate
agents are no longer a laughing matter. Toronto
house market price by district
More than 93000homes were sold in Toronto in the year 2007,
with an average price of $376,236. That's over $ 1.75
BILLION in commissions paid. Update; December
2007, = $394,931, commission paid with Real Estate brokers;
$19,746 for every home in that price range. We don’t
list MLS, for MLS listings you have to pay 5% commission and
list with a broker, we offer you free real estate
ads with no commission.
Property private for
sale in Toronto/GTA
You will have your Home/Condo/Property listing
online within 24 hours; before you list your home, visit
our home
seller's handbook , this gives you
additional information about selling your property privately.
Selling a house without an
agent.
More than 12,000 home owners sold their houses
privately last year in our city with tremendous savings
for homeowners and buyers. View
Listings of houses for sale in Toronto and GTA area.
Private home sales in Toronto are up year after year.
Soon we have a section New homes for sale in Toronto
and GTA
Commitment
As our venture grows, we will be reaching
for better and better exposure through advertising to make
your free home listing available to the widest
market segment possible, including prospective buyers overseas.
Private Toronto house selling is made easier with THL (TorontoHomeListings)
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Why
do you still need an agent to buy a home?
By Douglas Gantenbein
"The first thing we do, let's kill
all the lawyers," a character in a Shakespeare
play famously remarks.
I have a different suggestion: Make it realtors. Continue
Article |
Don't get sucked into MLS listings.
Only real estate agents have access to full MLS listings.
Information available to general public is limited and certainly
not sufficient to make the best buying decision.
As we all know some Real Estate Agents or Brokers offer
MLS listings, which is a complete scam only to get the money
out of your pocket...Continue
article
Tips
before and after listing;
* Investigate what similar homes around you are selling
for or get an appraisal.
* Make sure your Email address
is correct and the mail doesn’t get lost in a junk
mail folder.
* Have a good supply of pictures of your home/property.
* Make a good description of the property.
* You will get ridiculous offers, ignore them, don’t
be desperate.
* Real estate agents will persuade you to list with them,
politely decline, remember, they have a good reason to get
you listed with them.
* For sale by private owner home seller’s
handbook. And don't rely only on this site too sell
your home, we are supplying you only with one of the many
tools available to you.
*Private home sales in Toronto and GTA are up year after
year.
*Planning to move? Now it’s time
to clean out your basement, garage and attic, sell this
stuff on our garage/yard
sale. , you can add your listing free from
charge.
*How to list FSBO
* List on other FREE
web sites
*Don't forget to calculate your Ontario
Land transfer tax or the Toronto
Land transfer tax.
*It's up to you to make it clear in your listing that you
have no intentions of engaging a real estate agent or paying
no commission for selling your property!
Updated:
2008-05-11
