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Selling a House Without a Realtor in Alberta

There's no legal requirement to use a real estate agent to sell property in Alberta. You can sell privately, or sell directly to a buyer like SellNow Properties. What you do need is a real estate lawyer to handle the transfer of title, and clear eyes about what you're giving up and gaining.

Selling directly to us means no listing agreement, no commission on our purchase, and no repairs or showings — but it also means you're dealing with one buyer rather than an open market, so comparing options is worth your time.

What you avoid without a realtor

Realtor commissions in Alberta are typically a percentage of the sale price split between brokerages, plus GST. On top of that, a traditional sale usually involves prep and staging costs, repairs negotiated after inspection, and carrying costs while you wait.

  • No listing commission on a direct sale to us
  • No staging, photography or prep spending
  • No inspection-driven repair concessions
  • No months of taxes, insurance and utilities while listed

What a realtor is genuinely good for

If your home is in good condition and you have time, a well-marketed listing can produce competing offers and a higher price. We'd rather tell you that than pretend a direct sale is always the best answer. Where direct sales win is condition, speed and certainty.

The legal side

You'll still use your own real estate lawyer to review the agreement, handle payouts and register the transfer at Alberta Land Titles. We always recommend independent legal advice — never rely on the buyer's lawyer to protect your interests.

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