Selling privately, with the marketing an agency would have given you.
Going without an agent saves the commission and costs you the campaign. The photography, the aerials, the video and the brochure are the parts you now have to organise yourself, and they are the parts buyers actually see.
$299 once, for the property you are selling
What makes this hard.
Worth naming plainly, because the answer is only interesting if the problem is real.
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The commission you saved buys a lot of marketing
Selling privately removes the agency fee, but it also removes the marketing department. Buyers do not adjust their expectations because a listing is private, they just scroll past.
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Quoting a photographer for one property is expensive
Package rates assume repeat business from agencies. A single private seller pays retail for a shoot they will need exactly once.
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You still need somewhere to send people
Portal listings are not the only place a private sale happens. Word of mouth, social and a link you can text need something to point at that looks like a real campaign.
What matters most here
Every capability runs against any listing. These are the ones that carry the most weight in this situation.
Frequently asked questions.
Can I use DomeAgent without being a real estate agent?
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Yes. Accounts are not restricted to agents, and a solo account is free to hold. Your own name and details go on the assets rather than an agency's.
Do I get a page I can send to buyers?
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Yes. Any purchase includes a hosted listing page with your gallery, your details and an enquiry form that emails you directly. Share the link anywhere.
Is this instead of an agent?
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It replaces the marketing an agency would produce, not the agent. Negotiation, contracts and the legal process of a sale are still yours to handle or to engage someone for.