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Miho Y.
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FSBO-anyone has experience, tips or strategies?

Miho Y.
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  • Huntington Beach, CA
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Thinking about selling a triplex quickly without going through traditional way of realtor + MLS. Any advice is appreciated.

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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The market is hot and a REALTOR will expose it to more buyers than you could possibly do on your own. Homes listed by a REALTOR tend to sell faster and for a higher price, plus you'll have an expert capable of negotiating for you, protecting your interests, preventing scams, complying with the law, and much more. Selling FSBO works well . . . until it doesn't.

But, if you insist on going it alone, just list it on FSBO.com or Craigslist or Facebook and I'm sure you'll get lots of interest. A title company or attorney can provide you with contracts. Title company can't give you advice, but an attorney can (for a fee).

Good luck!

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