$200 | 45 minutes | Includes follow-up email

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Your situation

You’re thinking about selling your home yourself. You want to avoid paying commission, or you think your home will move quickly, or you’ve done it before. What you need is someone who will tell you honestly whether that’s the right call for your property and your situation – not someone with a financial reason to talk you out of it.

Your session

We’ll cover:

• What a FSBO transaction actually involves, step by step, in Oregon
• Where sellers most commonly run into trouble without representation
• How your property type and location affect your chances of a clean sale
• What buyers and their agents expect from a FSBO, and how that shapes your negotiating position
• The real cost comparison between FSBO and a full listing for your home

Jamie will give you a straight answer. If FSBO makes sense for your situation, she’ll tell you that and make sure you go in prepared. If it doesn’t, she’ll tell you that too – and explain exactly why.

Your report

Your FSBO Picture

A detailed written report specific to your property and situation: the realistic workload, the likely price range, and where the risks are.

Inside your report:

• Step-by-step breakdown of an Oregon FSBO transaction
• Risk areas specific to your property type and location
• Realistic price comparison: FSBO vs. listed
• A straight answer on whether it makes sense for you

Your result

• You’ll know whether FSBO is the right call for your specific property
• You’ll understand where sellers get into legal and financial trouble
• You’ll go in with a plan, not a hope

Your investment

A real estate attorney in Oregon charges $200-$400 an hour to review a transaction after something goes wrong. A missed disclosure, a bad contract, or a failed closing can cost far more than any commission saved. This session costs $200 and happens before any of that – with someone who has no stake in which direction you go.