Selling off-market means you sell your home without listing it publicly on the MLS or other public platforms.
It offers privacy, faster transactions, and less hassle with showings, negotiations, and listing fees.
Buyers can be found through real estate investors, networking, private buyers, or agents who specialize in off-market deals.
No, but an agent with experience in off-market sales can help connect you with buyers and guide the process.
Yes, it can be faster since you avoid listing delays, open houses, and negotiations with multiple buyers.
You can still get a fair price, though it may be lower than a traditional market sale, especially if selling to investors or wholesalers.
You can consult an appraiser, research comparable sales, or work with an agent to determine a fair price.
No, one of the benefits of selling off-market is that you can often sell your home "as-is," especially to investors or cash buyers.
Yes, cash buyers are common in off-market deals and offer a faster, more straightforward transaction.
There may be minimal fees, such as those for appraisals or legal services, but typically no listing fees or agent commissions unless you hire an agent.