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A quick walkthrough of the biggest FSBO mistakes and how to avoid them
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A: Many buyers are represented. Offering compensation can increase showings and reduce friction. Whether you offer it (and how much) is a strategy decision—just make sure you understand how it affects demand.
A: Use them as a rough starting point only. Real pricing comes from recent, comparable closed sales and current competition.
A: No. Some sellers use them, but FSBO sellers often find they bring more unqualified traffic than real buyers. If you do one, use strict safety and entry rules.
A: Require proof of funds/pre-approval and use a consistent script (included in the guide).
A: Earnest money, inspection period, appraisal (if financed), title/escrow work, final walkthrough, signing, and recording. The guide includes a step-by-step timeline.