Legally, yes.    Practically speaking, maybe not.

Selling your home is not like selling a used car.  There are a lot more disclosures, forms, and conditions that must be met to successfully sell and close the deal.  It can be somewhat complicated, even for agents who sell homes full time.  You may think you will save money by paying less in commission, but FSBOs typically net up to 20% less for their home than properties listed with a broker, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Before you decide, ask yourself some questions:

Can I objectively & accurately price my home based on other sales and condition?  

Will I be able to open my house throughout the week when buyers are looking?  

Do I have the marketing and photography experience to promote my property? 

How will I inform the thousands of agents in the area about my home?                

Do I know what to look for when (if?) I receive a contract?                            

What steps should I take after accepting a contract to make sure the sale closes? 

What disclosures should I make to follow the law and minimize future problems? 

Am I willing and able to wait if it takes longer to sell my home?                        

Why do the vast majority of successful home sales go through brokers?

If you would like to discuss the process of selling your home, with no obligation, please feel free to contact me at 314-517-7224.