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List your property with a professional agent, no upfront cost

Quick answer

Listing with us costs nothing up front. Our 3% fee is payable only after a successful transfer. Listings can be open (multiple agents) or exclusive, and exclusive listings usually sell faster because the agent can fully invest in marketing.

20+ years of experience

Hands-on real estate brokerage experience
20+ yearsHands-on real estate brokerage experience
Khon Kaen and the wider Isan region
20 provincesKhon Kaen and the wider Isan region
No upfront fees — we are paid on success
0 THBNo upfront fees — we are paid on success
Deeds and encumbrances verified before we start
Title check firstDeeds and encumbrances verified before we start
Real estate agent desk with consigned property photos and house keys

Listing a property is not just handing photos to an agent. Properties sell quickly when three things line up: a price grounded in recorded local sales, strong photography and content, and an advertising budget aimed at the right buyers.

House4Sale.biz charges nothing up front. We fund the photography, the content and the Facebook advertising, and we are paid only when the sale actually completes, so our incentive matches yours.

Every listing is title-checked before it goes live, which removes the single most common cause of deals collapsing at the last minute.

  • No upfront cost, payable only on completion
  • Professional photography and walkthrough video
  • Geo-targeted Facebook advertising funded by us
  • Monthly owner reports on views and enquiries
  • Title verified before listing to protect the deal

Who this service fits, and when it does not

Who this service fits

  • Owners without time to answer calls, run viewings and reply to messages all week
  • Properties that were self-listed and went quiet, or drew enquiries that never became viewings
  • Owners living in another province or abroad who need someone on the ground
  • Properties needing sustained marketing: photography, listings and Facebook advertising
  • Owners who want scheduled progress reports rather than silence

When it is not the right fit

  • Properties with unclear title or an ongoing dispute
  • Owners wanting several uncoordinated agents at once, which puts conflicting prices in the market
  • Properties that cannot be photographed or viewed, making real marketing impossible
  • Pricing detached from the market with no willingness to review it later

How the process works

  1. 1

    Contact and property visit

    Send details by Line or phone. We visit within one to three days in Khon Kaen, and on scheduled trips elsewhere in Isan.

    1-3 days

  2. 2

    Title check and valuation

    We verify the deed and encumbrances, then propose a realistic price band with comparable evidence.

    3-7 days

  3. 3

    Listing agreement

    A signed agreement setting the asking price, term, fee and exactly what the agent will do.

    1 day

  4. 4

    Photography and content

    Wide shots, detail shots and a walkthrough video, plus a written brief answering the questions buyers actually ask.

    1-2 days

  5. 5

    Publishing and advertising

    Listings across every channel plus geo-targeted Facebook campaigns tuned weekly on response data.

    Ongoing

  6. 6

    Viewings, screening and negotiation

    Enquiries screened before viewings, viewings conducted on your behalf, every offer reported for your decision.

    Through the term

  7. 7

    Closing and transfer

    Sale agreement, mortgage coordination, transfer booking and attendance at the land office with you.

    30-60 days

Documents you need

To start a listing

  • Copy of the title deed or condominium certificate, front and back
  • ID copies of every registered owner
  • Copy of the house registration book
  • Signed listing agreement

Helpful extras that speed up a sale

  • Floor plans or construction drawings
  • Building permit and completion certificate
  • Latest land and building tax receipt
  • Debt-free certificate from the juristic person
  • Recent utility bills so buyers can estimate running costs

If the property is mortgaged

  • Mortgage agreement and current outstanding balance letter
  • Details of any early redemption penalty

If acting through a representative

  • Power of attorney with a clearly defined scope
  • ID copies of both grantor and attorney

Fees and taxes

Fees and taxes
ItemRateDetail
Sales listing fee3% of sale price on completionNo upfront cost. Photography, advertising and travel are all at our expense.
Rental listing feeOne month rent for a one-year leaseCharged once the tenant signs and pays.
Photography and videoNo chargeIncluded in the listing service.
Facebook advertisingNo charge to the ownerFunded by us for exclusive listings.

Reference note

Things to watch out for

  • Never hand the original title deed to an agent. A copy is all that is needed for marketing.
  • Read the listing agreement carefully, especially the term, termination terms and what happens if you find a buyer yourself.
  • Overpricing at launch makes the listing look stale and usually leads to a deeper discount later.
  • Listing with several agents at different prices invites buyers to negotiate against you.
  • Disclose any outstanding mortgage balance from the start so redemption can be planned for transfer day.
  • Never accept a deposit without a written agreement, however urgent the buyer seems.

Open listing versus exclusive listing

Open listing versus exclusive listing
TopicOpen listingExclusive listing
Number of agentsSeveral at onceOne agent for an agreed period
Advertising investmentMinimal, since the agent may lose the dealFull investment, backed by an agreed mandate
Price consistencyDifferent prices across listings weaken your positionOne price everywhere, which builds trust
ReportingRarely systematicMonthly views and enquiry reports
Average time to sellLonger, with nobody fully accountableShorter, with clear ownership
Fee3% on success3% on success, the same

Notes from the field

Observations from working the Khon Kaen and Isan market that guides rarely mention

  • Dark or backlit photos get scrolled past in a Facebook feed instantly. Reshooting in morning or late-afternoon light often changes enquiry volume immediately.

  • Listings that state common fees, utilities and encumbrances upfront get fewer enquiries but far better ones, and waste less negotiating time.

  • Handing the same property to several agents with no lead agent usually puts three different prices online. Buyers read that as room to push and always bid lower.

  • In Khon Kaen, more buyers arrive from Facebook advertising than from portals. A short walkthrough video filters serious interest before the site visit.

  • Owners who clean, cut the grass and fix small defects before the photo shoot typically receive offers faster and negotiate less than they expect.

Example situations and how we handle them

Illustrative examples based on common case patterns, not any individual client's data

Self-listed for six months with no result

Situation
The owner posted on several portals but only received price-check calls.
What we do
We benchmarked the price against completed local sales, reshot photos and video, rewrote the description to answer the common questions, and ran targeted Facebook advertising across Khon Kaen and nearby provinces.
Typical outcome
Viewings resumed and serious negotiation began within weeks.

Owner living abroad

Situation
Nobody could open the house for viewings and the documents sat with a relative in another province.
What we do
We took the keys with a signed handover record, ran viewings, reported after each one in writing, and coordinated documents with the attorney-in-fact ahead of transfer day.
Typical outcome
The owner flew back once, for the transfer only.

Multiple agents, conflicting prices

Situation
One property appeared at three prices on Facebook and buyers lost confidence.
What we do
We advised a single agreed price and one lead agent for communication, and removed the conflicting listings.
Typical outcome
The market price became consistent and negotiations started from the asking figure.

Fast sale needed due to relocation

Situation
The owner had three months before moving province.
What we do
We priced competitively from day one, concentrated marketing in the first two weeks, and agreed price review points in advance.
Typical outcome
The owner knew exactly when each decision was due instead of waiting indefinitely.

Checklist before you decide

  • Set the asking price from real local transactions, not from other people's asking prices
  • Put the fee, when it becomes payable and what it covers in the consignment agreement
  • Agree the listing period and cancellation terms clearly
  • Decide whether there is a single lead agent, to avoid conflicting market prices
  • Give the agent copies of the title documents and encumbrance details before listing
  • Agree key handling, viewing arrangements and how much notice you receive
  • Clean, tidy and fix small defects before the photo shoot
  • Set a reporting cycle, for example fortnightly, with defined price review points

Frequently asked questions

Are there any upfront fees?

None. We charge nothing for listing, photography or advertising. The 3% fee applies only after the transfer completes at the land office. If it does not sell, you pay nothing.

How long is the listing agreement?

Our standard term is six months, which is enough time for marketing to produce measurable results, with termination terms set out in the agreement.

Can I list with several agents?

You can, but we recommend an exclusive listing because we then fund full photography and Facebook advertising. Multiple listings usually end up showing different prices, which buyers use against you.

What if I find the buyer myself?

On an open listing, a buyer you found without our introduction carries no fee. On an exclusive listing the position is stated explicitly in the agreement before signing, and we always explain it clearly.

Do you list mortgaged properties?

Yes, and it is very common. Tell us the outstanding balance and we structure the deal so the mortgage is redeemed from the buyer's funds on transfer day, all in the same land-office appointment.

Do you cover provinces outside Khon Kaen?

We cover Isan. Nearby provinces such as Maha Sarakham, Kalasin, Roi Et and Udon Thani are usually visited within the same week; further provinces are scheduled on our travel rounds with a confirmed date in advance.

Should I list with several agents at once?

It rarely speeds up a sale. The same property usually ends up online at different prices, which buyers read as negotiating room. One accountable lead agent who markets and reports typically performs better.

How is the consignment fee charged, and is anything payable upfront?

House4Sale charges on successful completion. Photography and listing carry no upfront cost. The rate and calculation base are stated in the consignment agreement before work begins.

Can I cancel the consignment part-way through?

Yes, under the terms in the agreement, which should set a clear notice period. We recommend reading that clause together on signing day.

Do I have to hand over the keys?

Not always, but if you cannot attend viewings, leaving keys with a signed handover record lets us show the property when the buyer is available — which materially affects closing.

How will I know what is happening during the listing?

We agree a reporting cycle upfront and summarise listing views, enquiries, viewings and offers, with a recommendation on price, photography or ad targeting.

What happens if it does not sell within the agreed period?

We review three things together — price, listing quality and advertising audience — and propose a next step. If you prefer not to continue, the agreement ends on its stated terms with nothing outstanding.

Terms worth knowing

Consignment agreement
The owner-agent contract stating price, fee, duration and scope of work
Exclusive agency
Appointing one agent, which keeps pricing and messaging consistent in the market
Agency fee
Payable on successful completion; the rate and calculation base belong in the agreement
Home staging
Preparing space and light so the property photographs well, which directly affects enquiries
Qualified buyer
An enquirer whose budget and financing readiness are confirmed before viewing
Progress report
A summary of listing views, enquiries, viewings and offers used to adjust the plan

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