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People can see your Room only if you invite them and give them access. Our privacy policy explains access for service providers, support, and legal reasons. Adding someone to your People list doesn't give them a way in. It's a record you keep. If an agent set this room up and sent it to you, they can't see inside it either.

Yes. Worksheets save as you type, and everything else saves when you press the button that does it. If something doesn't save, we'll say so. What you wrote stays on screen.

No. Your path is the usual order, not a lock. The milestones before your listing can be done in any order. They all feed the same thing. The gold button opens the next available step. You can open any milestone yourself instead, and you can pick what to start with.

Yes. The menu becomes a drawer and the room stacks into one column. Every feature works on a phone, though filling and signing documents may be easier on a larger screen.

Under My account. It asks three questions and sends them to us. Use it for a problem, a missing feature, or an idea.

Selling without a listing agent usually means you aren't paying a traditional listing-agent commission. You may still pay for listing services or a buyer's agent. Other possible costs include title or closing work, recording fees, taxes, buyer credits, and preparing the home. The calculator subtracts the amounts you enter from a possible sale price to estimate what may remain.

Homeowners generally can't enter a listing directly into a local MLS. A flat-fee MLS service uses a licensed broker to enter it for you. Share your home explains that option, its possible costs, and the sites that accept direct owner postings.

Some accepted offers don't reach closing. If that happens, the work you've already done can stay with the property. The room notices when a termination document or a message like that arrives, and it asks rather than assuming. You can archive the sale and start fresh for the same house. Your photos and everything you wrote carry over.

No. Keighbor is not a licensed real estate agent, brokerage, law firm, or your representative. What's in here is general information about how a home sale usually works, plus your own facts organized in one place. For advice about your home or sale, including a contract term, disclosure, or tax question, talk with an appropriately licensed professional in your state.

You can add an agent at any point without losing the work already in your room. Compare agents privately. If you choose one, Your path shows the steps they're part of and names them there.