Selling your home
We price your home against homes that sold near you in the last three months, and you get those sales in writing. Your home goes to our buyer list before realestate.com.au sees it.
Selling off market
Off-market means selling without a public listing. Your home is offered quietly to the buyers already on our list, and the listing sites follow only if it suits you. No open homes every Saturday, no days-on-market counter, and no price history left behind if you change course.
After every inspection you hear what buyers said and what they offered. We take the enquiries, run the inspections and handle the negotiation, so none of it reaches you second hand.
Selling your home is three steps
Free appraisal
We walk through your home and price it against what sold nearby in the last three months. You get those comparable sales in writing, and it ties you to nothing.
To market
You pick the price and the method. Your home goes to our buyer list before the listing sites see it, and after every inspection you hear what buyers said and what they offered.
Sold and settled
We negotiate the offers, run the contract conditions to the day and stay on it until settlement.
Real results
“After listing our property with another agency for a long time without success, we engaged Sukhbir Sodhi and his team at Top Sellers Realty, and the difference was immediate. They sold the property within a short period and achieved the price we were looking for.”
23 five-star reviews on RateMyAgent, from sellers, buyers and landlords.
What a free appraisal covers
A walk through your home and a written price range, worked out from what comparable properties nearby sold for in the last three months. The comparable sales come to you in writing with it, so if a number surprises you, you can see exactly where it came from.
It is free, we come back to you within 24 hours, and no listing is expected afterwards. Fees are agreed in writing at the appraisal, before anything starts.
An appraisal is an agent's opinion of a likely selling price. A valuation is a separate written report by a licensed valuer, and that is the one a lender or a court asks for. We give appraisals, and we do not carry out valuations.
Frequently asked questions
The appraisal
What does an appraisal cost?
Nothing. The appraisal is free, and no listing is expected afterwards.
What does an appraisal include?
A price range for your home and the comparable sales behind it, both in writing. The appraisal commits you to nothing.
Is an appraisal a valuation?
No. An appraisal is an agent's opinion of a likely selling price, and it exists so you can decide how to market a home. A valuation is a separate written report by a licensed valuer, and that is the one a lender or a court asks for. We give appraisals, and we do not carry out valuations.
What does selling cost?
Fees are agreed in writing at the appraisal, before anything starts. What the fee covers changes with the property and with the campaign, so it is set for your home rather than off a rate card.
Off-market
What does off-market mean?
Selling without a public listing. Your home is offered to our buyer list first, which keeps privacy and speed, and the listing sites follow only if it suits you.
Can my home sell off-market only?
Yes, when it suits you. Some homes never reach the listing sites. The buyer list does the work.
Does it have to go to auction?
No. You pick the price and the method at the appraisal, and the appraisal sets out what each one would mean for your street and your price range.
Working with us
Who looks after my sale?
The person who appraises your home is the person who sells it, right through to the keys. No handoffs to a junior.
How long does a sale take?
Every home is different. The appraisal sets a realistic timeline for your street and price range before you commit.
Do I need to renovate before selling?
Usually less than you think. We tell you which fixes pay for themselves and which do not.
What would your home sell for today?
Free, in writing, with the comparable sales behind it. We come back within 24 hours.