What might my home sell for?
Start with local comparables and a conversation about condition, timing and buyer demand.
Check Home ValueUnderstand what your home could be worth, what your listing plan includes and how fees affect the amount you take home.
Sale price is only the beginning. Compare the costs and your estimated proceeds before you commit.
Adjust the sale price and two listing-side rates to explore the difference. The rates are examples and can be changed; ask for a written zevy quote for your home.
Illustrative listing-side fees only. The rates are editable examples, not a zevy quote or a promise of savings. Buyer-side commission, HST and other selling costs are excluded.
The comparison excludes buyer-side commission, HST, mortgage discharge, legal fees and other selling costs.
Start with local comparables and a conversation about condition, timing and buyer demand.
Check Home ValueCompare presentation, exposure, agent support and total costs before choosing how to list.
Explore the planLook at the proceeds from your sale alongside the budget, timing and search for your next home.
Explore buyingThese package outlines are illustrative. The services, listing fee, buyer-side commission and any extras must be confirmed in a written proposal.
Draft options for comparison only. No service, fee, promotion level or outcome is guaranteed until agreed in writing. Buyer-side commission, tax and other costs may be separate.
Ask for a written proposalUnderstand your home’s potential value, compare listing costs, and plan your next chapter with clarity.
Explore sellingStart with an estimate and review local comparable properties.
Adjust the price and compare the numbers before you decide.
Connect with your agent to discuss the next steps.
Use these six areas to shape your listing plan and ask what is included in the proposal for your property.
See the fee checklistReview comparable sales, condition and current competition before choosing a list price.
Plan photography, presentation and any preparation that helps buyers understand the home.
Discuss listing exposure, online presentation, showings and any open-house plan.
Compare price alongside deposits, conditions, timelines and the likelihood of closing.
Know who handles showings, updates and questions through each stage.
Stay on top of accepted-offer dates and the documents your lawyer needs.
Illustrative profiles based on the supplied layout. These are not zevy agents or verified zevy performance figures.
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Principal agent · Central Chicago
Principal agent · Listing Agent · Northwest Suburbs
Principal agent · North Suburbs
Principal agent · Northwest Suburbs
Senior agent · Near Northwest
Agent · Near Northwest
Principal agent · North Suburbs
Pending profiles use the names and figures in your reference screenshots as examples. Their generated portraits depict other people. Only verified, active records represent zevy agents; reference figures are not zevy performance.
Every sale has its own pace. These are the moments you can plan for.
Tell us about your home, your timeline and what you want the sale to make possible.
Review local comparables and decide what to photograph, repair or stage before launch.
Present the listing, coordinate showings and assess feedback from the market.
Evaluate each offer as a whole: price, conditions, deposit and closing date.
Work through any conditions and coordinate the final details with your lawyer.
Use the home estimator as a planning starting point, then request an agent review.
ExploreDiscuss listing services, fees and terms with your agent before signing an agreement.
ExploreConsider legal fees, discharge, preparation, taxes and any buyer-side commission.
ExploreAn online estimate is a starting point. Review comparable homes, condition and timing with your agent before setting an asking strategy. Check home value
Ask for a written breakdown of the listing-side fee, any buyer-side commission, applicable taxes and optional services. Confirm when each amount becomes payable.
Ask about sellingListing-side feeHow is it calculated and when is it due?
Buyer-side commissionIs it separate from the quoted listing rate?
Photography and marketingWhat is included and what costs extra?
Changes or cancellationAre there fees or restrictions?
Closing expensesWhat should you budget for beyond commission?
Review recent comparable sales, the condition of your home, active competition and your preferred timeline. The asking price is a strategy; the final sale price depends on buyer response and the offers received.
Not necessarily. Ask for each commission component and applicable tax to be listed separately in your written agreement. The example calculator above compares listing-side rates only.
Photography, marketing, showing coordination and other services depend on the proposal for your property. Review what is included and the cost of any optional work before signing.
Yes, but the order and timing depend on your finances, current home and market conditions. Plan the sale proceeds, financing, offer conditions and closing dates together with your agent, lender and lawyer.
No. Its rates are editable examples. Your actual fees, taxes and proceeds depend on the listing agreement, sale price and other transaction costs.
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