Selling it yourself

You don't need an agent to sell your own place. You do need buyers to find it, and you need to answer the questions a serious buyer will ask before they drive out to see it. This form covers both.

You'll see the whole thing laid out for review before anything is sent, including which parts would be public and which stay between us.

You

Your contact details are never published. Buyers reach you through us unless you tell us otherwise in section 11.

If you're not the sole owner, everyone on the deed has to agree to a sale. Worth sorting out early rather than at the closing table.

The property
What are you selling required

For raw land with no address, put the road name and a nearby landmark or the abutting house number.

This is how a buyer's agent or attorney pulls your deed and lot lines. Not published.

If it's currently listed with an agent, you're likely under an exclusive contract and can't list it elsewhere. Check your agreement before going further.

If there's a house on it

Skip this section for raw land.

What it has

Buyers ask this on the first call. Having it ready saves you three phone calls.

Land details

This is the section that sells land. A buyer who can see that it percs, has power at the road, and a year-round approach will drive four hours to look. One who can't, won't.

What's there now
What it's like

If it's enrolled, withdrawing usually triggers a land use change tax. A buyer will want to know who pays it.

Title, liens, and encumbrances
Don't send us numbers. We want to know whether something exists, not what it's worth. Never put a mortgage balance, an account number, or a payoff figure on this form — or any form you didn't initiate with your own bank.
Which of these apply
Price and terms
Terms you'd consider

Public record anyway, and the second question every buyer asks.

Timing and situation
Anything that has to happen

Not published. It helps us understand what kind of offer actually works for you.

How you're selling it now
What you've done so far
What you have ready

Have photos but nowhere to put them? Send what you've got to view@toseerealestate.us after you submit and we'll attach them.

Showings
A word about safety. Selling on your own means strangers coming to your property. Never show alone, never post a lockbox or gate code publicly, and ask for a name and phone number before you set a time. We don't collect access codes on this form and you shouldn't give them to anyone who hasn't been verified.
Things a visitor should know
Disclosures

Most states require a seller to disclose known material defects in writing, whether or not an agent is involved. Answering here doesn't satisfy that — it just tells us what you'll need to have ready.

Do any of these apply
What you want from us
About agent calls. For-sale-by-owner listings attract cold calls from agents looking for a listing. If you don't want that, say so below and we won't pass your number to anyone. It's a real setting, not a preference we note and ignore.
Pick what applies required
Agent contact required
In your own words

You know things about this place no listing sheet can hold. Buyers read this part twice.

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