Selling Tips

No fixed commission rate exists in Ontario. See what the regulator says, the 2% to 6% range FCAC cites, worked examples, and how flat-fee listings compare.

Selling privately in Ontario? You owe a buyer's agent only what you agree to in writing. Learn how remuneration clauses and MLS® rules work.

The documents an Ontario private seller needs before listing, when an offer arrives and at closing, plus the tax forms people often miss. Sources linked.

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.