LBS Team

A mere posting puts your Ontario home on the MLS® System and REALTOR.ca for a flat fee while you handle showings, offers and negotiation yourself.

In practice, yes. Ontario property transfers need a lawyer to sign compliance-with-law statements. What a seller's lawyer does, when to hire one, and fees.

FSBO can save an Ontario seller thousands in commission, but you take on pricing, showings and negotiation. A pros and cons guide to help you decide.

You can't post on REALTOR.ca directly, but a flat-fee MLS® listing through a brokerage gets you there. Step-by-step guide for Ontario private sellers.

Compare the cost of selling an Ontario home: private sale, flat-fee MLS®, discount and full-service brokerages, plus the costs you can't avoid either way.

Flat-fee MLS® gets your Ontario home on REALTOR.ca for a set price instead of a commission. The real trade-offs, the math, and who it works best for.

ListedBySeller.ca has 4.9 stars from 97 Google reviews. Read what Ontario sellers and landlords say about savings, MLS exposure and support.

  97 Google Reviews: Discover Ontario Sellers’ Five-Star Experience with ListedBySeller.ca In the ever-evolving real estate market, many homeowners are opting to sell their properties privately. […]