Yes. Property owners throughout Australia can sell their property privately without appointing a traditional real estate agent. This is commonly known as a private sale or For Sale By Owner (FSBO).
Selling privately means you take control of the sale, communicate directly with buyers, and manage your own inspections and negotiations.
However, the usual legal requirements still apply. Depending on your state or territory, you may need to:
- Have a Contract of Sale and the required disclosure documents prepared.
- Provide prescribed information to prospective buyers.
- Ensure your advertising is accurate and not misleading.
- Comply with requirements relating to contracts, deposits, cooling-off periods, and settlement.
Because requirements vary across Australia, we recommend engaging a solicitor or licensed conveyancer early to prepare the appropriate documents and manage the legal side of the sale.
If you do not already have one, No Agent Property can help connect you with a solicitor or conveyancer. Visit our Solicitor & Conveyancer Referral page or contact us by live chat, email, or phone.
No Agent Property assists with the advertising and marketing side of your private sale. Depending on your package, this may include advertising on major property websites such as realestate.com.au and Domain, buyer enquiry management tools, and additional marketing services.
Selling privately does not mean doing everything alone. You remain in control while using professional marketing, support, and legal services where needed.