For sale by owner homes in Australia.

Homes listed by their owners on realestate.com.au and Domain. No agent, no commission.

Browse 61 homes for sale by owner across Australia. Every one is listed on realestate.com.au and Domain by the person who owns it, with no agent commission.

61 homes for sale by owner

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Expressions of Interest

19 Latrobe Street

Bulleen VIC 3105

  • 5beds
  • 3baths
  • 4cars
  • 591 m²
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What’s your home worth?

Selling your own home starts with the right price. Get a free estimate based on recent sales near you, then list it yourself from $900.

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How to sell your own home

Selling for sale by owner in Australia, step by step.

Selling without an agent is legal in every Australian state, and you don’t need a licence to sell a home you own. These five steps are the same wherever you are.

  1. 1. Price it
  2. 2. Paperwork
  3. 3. List it
  4. 4. Inspect and negotiate
  5. 5. Settle
Homes in a new housing estate

Step 1 of 5

Work out what your home is worth.

Buyers compare your price with recent sales nearby, so start there. Find 3 to 5 similar homes sold in the last six months.

Then set a price or range buyers will act on. Too high and buyers wait for you to drop it. A free valuation is the quickest start.

Look at
Sales from the last 6 months
Cost
Free valuation
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Step 2 of 5

Get your legal documents ready before you list.

Every state has documents the buyer must see before they sign. A conveyancer or lawyer prepares them and runs settlement.

Book one first. Your listing shouldn’t go live until the documents are ready. The state tabs below show what yours needs.

Who prepares it
Conveyancer or lawyer
When
Before you advertise
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Step 3 of 5

List where buyers are looking.

Most buyers search realestate.com.au and Domain. Those portals only take listings from agencies, so private sellers list through a licensed agency.

Unreserved lists your home on both for a flat fee. You keep control of the price, the buyers and the decision.

Portals
realestate.com.au + Domain
Cost
From $900, no commission
An apartment building with timber balconies

Step 4 of 5

Run inspections, then compare offers.

Reply to enquiries quickly. Run open homes and private inspections, and follow up every buyer within a day.

When offers come in, compare price, deposit, finance and settlement dates together, not just the number.

Typical time
4 to 8 weeks to a signed contract
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Step 5 of 5

Sign the contract, then settle.

Once the contract is signed, the buyer’s deposit is held in a trust account. Your conveyancer does the checks and the transfer.

You’re paid on settlement day. The date is whatever the contract says.

Deposit
Usually 10%
Settlement
30, 60 or 90 days is common

Selling in your state

For sale by owner rules, state by state.

The steps don’t change, but the paperwork and the buyer’s cooling-off period do. Choose your state for what applies to you.

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Victoria

Start with your Section 32.

Before a buyer signs, they need your Section 32 vendor statement. It covers title, mortgages, easements, zoning and outgoings. A conveyancer or lawyer prepares it.

From 1 October 2026, every Unreserved listing in Victoria also needs a Property Price Statement.

Buyer must get
Section 32, before signing
Cooling-off
3 business days
Homes listed now
19

For sale by owner

What for sale by owner means in Australia.

For sale by owner, often shortened to FSBO, means the owner sells the property without paying a real estate agent’s commission. The owner sets the price, talks to buyers and decides which offer to accept. The legal side doesn’t change: a conveyancer or lawyer still prepares the contract and the documents your state requires, and runs settlement.

In Australia, the hard part has always been reaching buyers. Most buyers search realestate.com.au and Domain, and those portals only take listings from licensed agencies. That’s why private sellers list through a flat-fee agency like Unreserved. The home appears on both portals, and the owner keeps control of the sale without giving away a percentage of the price.

For buyers, a home for sale by owner works like any other purchase. You inspect, make an offer and have your own conveyancer check the contract before you sign. The difference is that you deal with the owner directly, so your questions go to the person who knows the home best.

Questions

For sale by owner: common questions.

From buyers, and from owners selling their own home.

What does for sale by owner mean?

The owner sells the home themselves, without paying an agent commission. Every home on this page is listed by its owner through Unreserved.

Is it safe to buy a home for sale by owner?

Yes. The legal side is the same as any sale. The seller’s conveyancer prepares the contract and the documents your state requires, and your own conveyancer checks them.

Can I sell my house without an agent in Australia?

Yes, in every state. You don’t need a licence to sell your own home. You’ll still need a conveyancer or lawyer for the contract and settlement.

Can I list on realestate.com.au myself?

No. The big portals only take listings from agencies. Unreserved is a licensed agency, so we list your home for you from $900, with no commission.

How do I contact the owner?

Open any listing and use the enquiry form. It goes straight to the owner.

What if I want an agent after all?

Unreserved Plus puts a licensed agent on your sale for a flat $6,900. Still no commission.

Ready to sell your own home without an agent? Sell it yourself from $900, or have our licensed team run the whole campaign for $6,900. No commission, no lock-in.