No. There is no law requiring you to sell or let your property through an Estate Agent. There is also no reason why you can not sell or let your property privately.

Yes of course. We won't prevent you from also using an Estate Agent's at the same time if you want pay them thousands of pounds in commission.

We are not knocking traditional estate agents. In the right circumstances they provide an essential service. Lets say you have been relocated to London and you have a house to sell in Scotland, the real value an estate agent can add is his ability to meet and show the property to others. It's only the distance that’s giving you a problem. Or the property may be unique or unusual. It may be a small-holding, have a commercial concern, or be structurally damaged in some way.

Yes. If you sell through HouseWeb you won't have to pay your estate agent their commission. For more information please click here.

We recommend that you consider using a real estate agent as they can make the job of finding a home easier. The real estate agent is familiar with homes on the market in your area and can give you information about the community, present your contract to the seller, and give you advice in many areas of the purchase. The real estate agent, in most cases, represents the seller. Ask for recommendations when selecting a real estate agent.

We are not estate agents. Estate agents have a duty to the vendor to achieve the highest price for a property. We come from the opposite angle and act for the investor to try and get the best possible price. We also save you time and effort in bringing you appropriate properties without you having to go and search for them.

CU Realty has established a network of real estate companies and agents to serve you. Agents outside of the CU Realty network may not participate in customer rebates. Have your agent call CU Realty at 800-203-9014 to find out how to become a part of the CU Realty agent network. Back

If you have signed up with an Estate Agent, there is nothing to stop you from selling your home privately (unless you have signed a 'sole selling rights' agreement). In fact, tell your agent that you're also marketing your home privately on-line. It's best to be up-front about these things and it should help galvanise and motivate the agent by providing them with some healthy competition. & click to register now..

No. A buyer may choose to buy a campus home with or without an agent. If the seller has an agent, the seller generally pays the full sales commission and the seller’s agent shares a portion of the commission with the buyer’s agent. If the seller has no agent but the buyer has an agent, the buyer may be asked to pay a commission to the agent. Faculty Staff Housing cannot act as an agent.

Yes, there is no reason why you can't use both unless you sign an exclusive agreement. But just think how much you'll save if you manage to sell it yourself!

There are a few reasons why you may choose to use our service instead of listing your home with a real estate agent: You have little or no equity. If you were to list it, you would end up paying (out of your own pocket) a large commission for listing and selling your home (often 6%). This occurs frequently for those involved with job or military transfers or other "sudden relocation" circumstances.