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Six of them are below with the short answer; the long one, and sixteen more, are on the FAQ page.
What does it cost to sell on RealEasy®?
RealEasy charges sellers and buyers no fee to list or sell; optional items such as signs will be sold separately.
Read the full answerDo I have to pay a buyer's agent?
Not by default. A buyer who wants representation pays their own agent, and no split comes out of your proceeds. If a buyer asks you to cover some or all of their agent's fee, that's something you negotiate with them as part of the deal. Whether to agree is up to you.
Read the full answerHow long does it take to list?
There is no set time. Before your listing publishes, you verify your identity, upload a document showing you own the property, and sign the Platform Agreement. It publishes once it passes our quality review.
Read the full answerWhat if my home doesn't sell?
RealEasy charges no fee either way, and there is no exclusivity period to wait out.
Read the full answerWill my home be on MLS® or Realtor.ca?
No. Those require a licensed member brokerage. Your listing lives on RealEasy, plus search and a for sale sign if you put one up.
Read the full answerWho holds the deposit?
The buyer's lawyer, in their trust account. It never comes to RealEasy — we have no trust account and no payment processor.
Read the full answerBefore you write
Three things we will not answer, however you ask.
RealEasy is a technology platform, not a brokerage and not a law firm. Saying this up front saves you a message and a wait.
What to list your home for
You set your price. We don't generate a number for you and we don't suggest one.
Whether an offer is a good one
We'll show you every term of every offer in one place. Whether to take it is your call.
Anything that is legal advice
Ask a qualified Alberta real estate lawyer. The Law Society of Alberta keeps a public directory.
Everything else — how the form works, what a stage means, where your listing is — is exactly what we’re here for.
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