Step 1
Research local agents
Use roomr to find and shortlist 3–5 top rated real estate agents in your suburb.
Compare performance, fees and experience. All the key details, all in one place.
Explore at your own pace. No pressure, just clear options when you're ready.
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roomr is Australia’s leading real estate agent comparison platform, helping over 1.4 million homeowners each year find top performing agents to sell their home. Our free comparison service makes it easy to compare agent fees, sales history and verified customer reviews, so you can choose the right agent and sell with confidence.
Step 1
Use roomr to find and shortlist 3–5 top rated real estate agents in your suburb.
Step 2
Review each agent’s recent sales of similar homes over the past 12 months.
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Agent commissions and fees vary depending on property type, location and service level. Learn what’s typical in your area.
Step 4
Look at verified reviews from real homeowners who recently sold with the agent.
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Get pricing insights and selling advice from your top 2–3 agent picks.
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Explore how each agent will promote your property to attract buyers.
Compare local agents based on recent sales history (5+ similar properties in 12 months), commission rates, customer reviews, and marketing strategies. roomr provides free side-by-side comparisons of all these factors.
Research and compare local real estate agents, then arrange property appraisals from 2-3 top-performing agents to understand your property's current market value.
The average time to sell a house in Australia is 30-45 days, varying by location, market conditions, pricing strategy, and your agent's marketing effectiveness.
Selling a house typically costs 2-4% of the sale price, including real estate agent commission (1.5-3%), marketing fees ($1,000-$3,000), legal costs ($800-$1,500), and other expenses.
Australian real estate agent commission rates typically range from 1.5-3% of the sale price, varying by location and property value. Rural areas often have higher rates than major cities.
Yes, commission rates are negotiable. Compare multiple agents' rates and services before making a decision. Some agents offer tiered commission structures based on sale price.
Market conditions vary by location and property type. Check recent sales data, current inventory levels, and average days on market in your area to assess timing.
This depends on your financial situation, local market conditions, and risk tolerance. Consider settlement periods, bridging finance costs, and temporary accommodation needs.
Ask about recent sales of similar properties, their marketing strategy, commission structure, expected sale timeline, and how they'll communicate throughout the process.
Interview 2-3 agents to compare their approaches, but avoid over-researching. Focus on agents with strong recent performance in your area and property type.
Get appraisals from multiple real estate agents. Review recent comparable sales in your area.
Compare local real estate agents on recent performance, fees, and reviews. Shortlist and interview 2–3 options.
Prepare vendor statement (Section 32), pest/building reports, and other certificates required to sell.
Complete repairs, cleaning, and styling to improve presentation and value.
Decide on sales method, listing date, photography, and online platforms. Agents handle listings and open inspections.
Conduct buyer inspections and review offers. Let your agent manage interest and negotiate on your behalf.
Sign sales contract, coordinate deposit, and prepare for settlement (typically 30–90 days post-offer).
Factor | Why It Matters | What to Look For | Red Flags |
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Recent Sales Performance | Shows current market expertise | 5+ similar properties sold in past 12 months | No recent sales in your area / property type |
Commission Structure | Affects your net proceeds | Competitive rates with clear breakdown | Hidden fees or unclear pricing |
Marketing Strategy | Determines buyer reach | Multi-channel digital + traditional approach | Limited marketing or outdated methods |
Customer Reviews | Indicates service quality | 4+ stars with recent, detailed feedback | No reviews or consistent complaints |
Communication Style | Affects your selling experience | Responsive, clear, regular updates | Poor communication or unavailability |
Local Market Knowledge | Impacts pricing and strategy | Deep understanding of your suburb/segment | Generic market knowledge |
Enter your postcode and property details
Review agent profiles, sales history and commission rates
Read verified reviews and testimonials
Compare marketing strategies, fees and approaches
Contact your top 2-3 agents for property appraisals
Choose your agent with confidence
Monitor housing inventory in your local suburb
Review recent house sale prices near you
Understand seasonal buyer demand trends
Time your listing around school holidays and peak period
Declutter and depersonalise before inspections
Boost street appeal with garden and exterior clean-up
Ensure lighting, fixtures, and fittings are all working
Style the home with neutral, buyer-friendly decor
Set realistic price expectations from the start
Get your agent’s insight on local market movements
Stay open to negotiation on terms and settlement dates
Know how to handle multiple buyer offers effectively
Step 1
Enter your postcode and instantly see top-rated agents near you. Compare their fees, sales results and what other sellers are saying. It’s the easiest way to narrow down the right agents for your home.
Step 2
Now that you’ve got a shortlist, request appraisals from your top agents. Ask the questions that matter like how they’ll market your home and what their process looks like.This is your chance to see who really gets your property and your goals.
Step 3
Your decision doesn’t have to be a guess. With tools like comparative market analysis (CMA), pricing trends and buyer behaviour data, you can choose the agent who’s best equipped to sell your home fast, and at the right price.
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