
You plant your own garden, manage your own portfolio, and brew your own coffee. You’re a smart do-it-yourselfer, and it’s no surprise that you may have considered buying from a seller without an agent. But can you actually save money by going FSBO (For Sale By Owner)?
For anyone searching for their first home to thinking about selling their third, people are talking about FSBOs on Trulia Voices, the best source for real estate Q&A.
Q1: Can I save money buying a FSBO home?
When a homeowner sells without an agent, can buyers really expect to pay below market prices? Possibly. Check out these tips from the pros on what to watch out for when buying a FSBO home.
Q2: What are the pros and cons of selling my house FSBO vs. using a Realtor?
Will working with an agent really raise the sale price of a home? Sellers can get the scoop on do-it-yourself selling and find out if they’re covering all their bases. This is also a great resource for sellers that are still learning the FSBO ropes.
Q3: I’m selling my house on my own, how do I attract more buyers?
Hold an open house, make a website, or use an agent? The real estate pros explain whether open houses are really worth the effort and other strategies to reach more buyers.
Have a burning question about home buying, selling or FSBOs? Disagree with something you see here? Ask your questions or offer your own take on Trulia Voices. It’s free and on average, questions are answered within 20 minutes.
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January 13th, 2008 at 11:46 am
How is trulia different from craigslist or ChoiceA.com ?
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January 16th, 2008 at 1:46 pm
Hi Keri,
Thanks for your comment. Trulia provides free residential real estate search, local neighborhood stats (i.e. average incomes, crime rates, schools, etc.), customized email alerts for properties and based on your search criteria, and a real estate Q&A community for you to ask questions. While I can’t speak to what the other sites do, you can check it out for yourself at http://www.trulia.com/about/
Don’t hesitate to contact customerservice@trulia.com with any other questions!
Happy house hunting,
Elain